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Proof B&T's not all Robbie Williams' tawdry hijinks today comes this very important campaign.
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Proof B&T's not all Robbie Williams' tawdry hijinks today comes this very important campaign.
We know B&T is widely read by underworld figures, Mr Bigs & colourful racing identities. Hence, this phone hack piece.
On Tuesday B&T reported Sir Martin was pinching coins out of petty cash. Now it's a $34m payout! The world's gone mad.
News' Miller shuns possibility of FTA acquisition in the same way B&T shuns glasses of water after ten beers.
Were you in the process of building a nuclear bomb shelter in your laundry? You can down tools after yesterday's news.
B&T's editor loves a motivating staff memo that often includes "feel my wrath", "you're all weak", plus "toodle pip".
"Overpoweringly white" is never a good tag to use in any ads, aside from Vanish Napisan or albino support groups.
Google Australia's mail being scanned for post-packs containing possible dog excrement following this unfortunate news.
B&T pops by for a chat with Vegemite marketing boss Matt Gray & we'd say it'd be almost un-Australian not to read it.
News Corp lawyers breathe a rare sigh of relief as latest complaint looks headed for finance's waste paper basket.
There are very valuable lessons to come out of this sordidness, none of which include the importance of dietary fibre.
It'd be pretty hard to top the work of our very own Ultra Tune creatives, but it appears someone's managed to do it.
We'd never tolerate drugs at B&T and that's despite the giant frog singing Doors' songs that's currently in the office.
It appears The Australian newspaper has replaced Liberal politicians & full-cream milk atop Aunty's most-loathed list.
Marketing's resident attack dog, Mark Ritson, is again off the leash & giving his latest victim the proverbial mauling.
Much like your mum, arresting officer or anyone who says, "who wants a drink?", when Mary Meeker talks, you need listen.
GroupM supremo says it's "moved on" from Sir Martin, despite him leaving a mouldy jar of mayonnaise in the staff fridge.
News set to review "mind altering" algorithms, while B&T certainly knows what we're bringing to our next rave do.
In all truth, B&T only watches the ABC for its hemp-wearing, quinoa-chewing, leftie drivel.
B&T built a fort out of old magazines today. It too was not needed, but it's definitely reduced the office clutter.
If you mistakenly thought this was an interview with Kojak's Telly Savalas, as it turns out, it's even better than that.
Rebel Wilson has done Vogue Australia, however, that's not to suggest it was at the urging of her expensive legal team.
Telstra in strife over its "Unlimited" slogan, yet Pepsi Max goes unnoticed despite not really being that Max.
Woman's Day is once again in the doghouse, but, we're sure nothing a massive Royal wedding special can't smokescreen.
News has hit back at the ABC, calling it sandal-wearing, deodorant-eschewing, muesli munchers. Or words to that effect.
ICYMI, PHD has FTW the HSBC business IRL. It's not so much a LOL or NSFW, but a TL;DR. Ahh, forget the whole thing.
It seems former US president Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama aren’t quite done with the internationa...
News' war with the ABC exploded on last night's Media Watch. Well, we think it did, we were watching Embarrassing Bodies
Are there not enough hours in the day? Are you cheek-by-jowl with your co-workers? Well, hopefully you won't win this.
Even we have to admit, B&T running stories about journos deliberately ignoring facts smacks of pot, kettle and black.
To be fair to the tech giants, who hasn't claimed stationery, periodicals & a home office on their own tax returns?
The one big Royal wedding question no one appears to be answering is what on earth was going on with Elton's hair?
Claims Bohemia staff must now wear robes and mortar boards after university win proven more unfounded B&T folly.
Ever wondered how many Big Mac containers & Coke cans can fit into a Korean hatch? Our editor's Hyundai has the answer.
B&T could have published an authoritative synopsis of programmatic algorithms or just gone for drivel. We went drivel.
Sir Martin reveals his new interests which sadly don't include polishing his OBE medallion or greenhouse hydrangeas.