celebrity chef Manu Feildel, best known for hosting My Kitchen Rules, will see his contract with Seven end this month. My Kitchen Rules, initially a ratings juggernaut for Seven, ended in 2020. Despite persistent rumours that the show would make a comeback in 2022, in a May interview with TV BlackBox, Seven’s director of programming Angus […]

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dentsu Australia today announced it has launched a unified Merkle-led CXM proposition to the local market that brings together Data Transformation, Digital Transformation, and CX Consulting to create the most specialised CX practice in Australia, under its Merkle brand.

Isentia media monitoring has conducted a ranking of the top 75 most mentioned CEOs across broadcast, print and online media in Australia from January 1, 2021 to June 11, 2021. Qantas’ Alan Joyce had the most visibility of any CEO, with nearly 20 per cent of total mentions. Unsurprisingly, three of the top 10 visible […]

ARN and The New York Times have reached an agreement for ARN to become the advertising sales representative for The New York Times’s podcast portfolio in Australia. The deal will enable Australian brands to connect with Australian listeners to The New York Times’s most popular podcasts, such as The Daily, Serial and This American Life, […]

Cost continues to hold considerable influence on brand loyalty, yet emotional connections and ethical values are also becoming key loyalty drivers, according to new consumer research commissioned by Emarsys. Emarsys has launched its first annual Loyalty Index which seeks to understand whether ‘true’ loyalty still exists and what it looks like today. The company surveyed over […]

Nine dominated Sunday night, with the launch of Australian Ninja Warrior netting 795,000 viewers as per OzTAM’s metro data. It is the program’s fifth season, showing the Australian public’s apparently unwavering passion for watching incredibly fit people fall off tall objects. The top watched program was Nine News which had 1,064,000 viewers, as compared to Seven […]

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The Heart Foundation’s new campaign – Saving Hearts – is a poignant reminder of what heart disease takes away from families while reminding the community that investing in research brings improved outcomes for survivors and their families. Created by DDB Group’s specialist healthcare agency, DDB Remedy, Saving Hearts captures the reality of the life-long impact […]

CHEP has announced the appointment of Justin Ruben as executive creative director, returning from a six-year stint in New York at Droga5 and The&Partnership New York. Leading the team in Sydney, Ruben’s creative talent will complement CHEP’s senior creative leadership team, led by Gavin McLeod, chief creative officer and Glen Dickson, deputy chief creative officer. […]

Nothing says the outdoors like the Kathmandu brand. Although it readily fails to mention the chances of bear attack.

In bad news for perverts everywhere, knickers brand Victoria's Secret is shifting its marketing out of 1972.

Nothing screams "wanker" quite like an Evian water, does it? Admittedly, a well-hydrated wanker.

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Facebook to expand transparency around political & social issue ads. Mark still refusing to crack a smile, however.

Social purpose organisation UnLtd’s Big Games competition has raised a combined $85,000 for children and young people at risk. Running over five weeks, the competition involved 32 teams from across the advertising, marketing and media industries battling it out virtually for a chance to qualify for the Rocket League final. The tournament culminated in a […]

Stan has announced that the Stan Original Film Transfusion commenced filming in Sydney earlier this week and will premiere on Stan in 2022. Transfusion is a taut, muscular thriller starring Sam Worthington (Avatar) as Ryan Logan, a former Special Forces operative, who is battling to cope with life after the loss of his wife and is thrust […]

This has all the hallmarks of an episode of The Love Boat, sans one of Issac's daiquiris and an unwanted STI.

According to a decade of data collected by iStock, Australian brands turned to imagery depicting outdated gender stereotypes during the pandemic. Tracking the keyword ‘women’, iStock by Getty Images found that in 2020, ANZ brands and businesses reverted to gender stereotypes. Images of mothers home-schooling were used at almost twice the rate of images of […]

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Schwartz Media is congratulating Maddison Connaughton on her three years as editor of The Saturday Paper. Connaughton has decided to finish up her editorship this month. “It’s been an honour to edit the paper,” Connaughton said. “The Saturday Paper is one of the brightest voices in Australian media and I have been happy to see […]

Australian Geographic unveils 'Quiet Places' edition, with shelving pingas up The Goldie failing to rate a mention.

Two-minute noodles the star of last night's MasterChef. Yet, strangely doesn't see a spike in uni student viewership.

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Oasis want to sell their back catalogue to advertisers. To be fair, you'd pick up their last few albums pretty cheap.

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Sadly, once again there's no trip to France again this year. Still, spare a thought for Cannes' rude & surly shopkeeps.

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