The Future Of TV Advertising: Ad Downturn Is Cyclical, But Bulging ‘Martech Muscle’ Will Continue To Erode Media Budgets
YouTube team feeling very smug after TV industry copped it big time at the Future of TV this week.
YouTube team feeling very smug after TV industry copped it big time at the Future of TV this week.
We won't sugar coat it, some of these aren't great. Still, should make next week's International Women's Day interesting...
Struggling to find party poppers at the $2 shop near Starcom's offices? Discover the awful truth here.
Zuckerberg's curse turns the big two-zero. Here, B&T chats to adlanders on its impact over two decades.
GroupM's Brett Camilleri jumps ship to indie agency Kaimera. The farewell speech said to be short but juicy.
B&T always loves to see Aussies doing well on the world stage. Although Savage Garden remain a total embarrassment.
B&T's chatting with GroupM's Tom Braybrook on all things AI. He also won the ping pong match 21-4.
Are you post-cookie ready? Well, you ought to be, as B&T's only been banging on about it for the past four-plus years.
This news would come as a shock if it weren't for the fact that EVERYBODY who visits China manages to get detained.
Ad legend John 'Steady' Steedman now enjoying a well-earned retirement. That was until B&T came calling.
There's rotten luck and then there's this very rotten luck. Improve things instantly here with a GoFundMe donation.
GroupM puts its own carbon emissions under the spotlight. Stops short of banning V8s from the staff car park.
B&T has stopped short of calling this an exodus of OMD staff to GroupM. Maybe a migration or even flight is appropriate?
GroupM continuing to poach from its rival for staff. B&T expects a counter attack anytime soon.
If you think this top PRs list was influenced by the price of the booze they send us at Christmas you'd be 110% correct.
GroupM launches responsible journalism initiative. B&T'll take our lack of an invitation as the insult it was intended.
In what amounts to a major blow to beer sales at North Sydney's Rag & Famish, GroupM predicting flat ad spend in 2023.
Here, B&T investigates outdoor's compelling case for agencies. Yet, sadly, no sign of banners being towed by planes.