Taylor Swift’s Music Re-Enters TikTok As Universal Pens Landmark Deal
Yes, B&T may have spent 152 hours failing to get Taylor Swift tickets, but, as you'll read here, it's all behind us now.
Yes, B&T may have spent 152 hours failing to get Taylor Swift tickets, but, as you'll read here, it's all behind us now.
Havas Red has debuted its first influencer white paper. Unless you print it out in colour, of course.
The belt-tightening in adland shows signs of a turnaround soon. Bar the belt-loosening at the all-you-can-eat buffet.
If there was a post-COVID hangover (bar the anti-vax ranters) it was the rise in skills shortages. Here's another one.
Why is it mandatory for the media to only publish the nicknames of people in radio & underworld crime figures?
Always thought you could do with better 3D immersive measurement? Happy days are ahead here.
B&T is still no closer to knowing who the new Stig is, except that she is a woman and a ridiculously fast.
Insights and research agency TRA announces slew of new hires. Still no news on the return of marble wash denim, however.
CX Lavender announces new strategy hire and channels 'acoustic folk act at local RSL' for the publicity pic.
Icon Agency unveils new recruits. As press photo confirms office moustache competition now a lay-down misère.
Things set to get spicy at the next Outdoor Media Association dinner and dance as a rival gets poached.
Governments are finally waking up to the DV crisis. Here, B&T chats with Jasmin Bedir on the role media can play.
No one is at the coal face of Melbourne radio like Fifi Box. Here, she chats with B&T without coughing up a lung.
Did your office not make the list? Make sure your boss shouts at least two schooners at office drinks come Friday.
Host of A-list celebs caught slamming Ukraine's president. Thankfully it does have the Milli Vanillis about it.
Study finds Aussies happy to watch ads on their streaming services. Or, are they just putting the kettle on more often?
Is it just B&T or are audits in the media industry suddenly becoming murkier than Roxy's husband's tax returns?
News Corp set to shine a light on the nation's schools in new series, giving illegal bikie gangs a well-earned rest.