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A Toxic Love Story has two victims because two things can be true at the same time
'Netflix's show feels familiar because I was in Angela's position, encouraged to behave badly towards his ex.'
By Nama Winston – 57 minutes ago
Today's Media Snapshot
- Hey nerds, poetry is back and it's all thanks to The Odyssey
- AiMCO Awards go bigger with 36-category 2026 program
- Dulux Australia appoints Howatson+Company as creative agency of record
- delicious. crowns Australia's top producers at 2026 Harvey Norman Produce Awards
- Swisse reclaims 'hysteria' in bold Clemenger BBDO campaign
- Cadbury and MCoBeauty blur the line between beauty and chocolate in Woolworths exclusive
- IAB Australia expands free AI impact assessment tool
Latest Media
Hey nerds, poetry is back and it's all thanks to The Odyssey
For anyone who feels more comfortable at home with a book than in a crowded space, get ready, because our time has come.
by Natasha Lee – 11 minutes ago
Newsmakers: Why marketers need to stop giving the last click all the credit
Seven and Prophet say marketers must move beyond last-click attribution to unlock stronger growth through full-funnel media.
by Natasha Lee – 1 hour ago
delicious. crowns Australia's top producers at 2026 Harvey Norman Produce Awards
Bundarra Farming For Good claimed Producer of the Year as delicious. honoured Australia's best food producers nationwide.
by Staff Writer – 1 hour ago
A Toxic Love Story has two victims because two things can be true at the same time
'Netflix's show feels familiar because I was in Angela's position, encouraged to behave badly towards his ex.'
by Nama Winston – 57 minutes ago
Latest Agency & Marketing
IAB Australia expands free AI impact assessment tool
The tool maps how AI could automate, augment or reshape individual tasks across advertising industry roles.
by Tom Gosby – 14 minutes ago
VMO and Vicinity Centres renew retail outdoor partnership
The agreement covers 19 retail destinations and includes upgrades to more than 100 digital assets across Australia.
by Tom Gosby – 43 minutes ago
AiMCO Awards go bigger with 36-category 2026 program
Entries are open across 36 categories, with the awards moving to Sydney’s Roundhouse in February 2027.
by Tom Gosby – 21 minutes ago
Swisse reclaims 'hysteria' in bold Clemenger BBDO campaign
Because while medicine has moved on, the way society responds to women's pain hasn't always kept pace.
by Natasha Lee – 2 hours ago
Industry Movers
Edge Marketing promotes Ben Svikss to new Operations Director role
It comes as the agency builds for growth and stronger client delivery.
by Staff Writer – 2 hours ago
GRACosway reshapes leadership team with new partners and senior hires
The changes come as the business reshapes its partnership group for the firm's next growth phase.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 3, 2026
Network 10 loses two newsroom legends in latest overhaul
Daniel Sutton and Julia Burrell have taken voluntary redundancies.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 3, 2026
Tom Kirkham returns to Omnicom Media as inaugural Chief Solutions Officer
The former WPP Media executive is returning to the business to lead its connected digital capabilities and integrated client solutions.
by Staff Writer – Aug 3, 2026
AI & Tech
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Farewell Romeo and Juliet. Is digital tech killing old-fashioned love?
Experts surveyed 664 users of dating apps and online porn to assess people’s views on love.
by Staff Writer – 19 hours ago
Snap turns the corner with record cash haul as AI, subscriptions and Specs fuel growth
Snap posts record free cash flow as revenue climbs 19%, with AI, subscriptions and Specs driving future growth ahead.
by Staff Writer – Aug 4, 2026
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Tech experts say the privacy 'horse has bolted’ with Kmart’s $89 smart glasses
Trevor Long says the privacy debate must extend beyond Kmart’s sold-out camera glasses to photography in public.
by Tom Gosby – Aug 4, 2026
AI companies accused of buying and destroying books for training data
Booksellers are quietly offloading bulk lots to AI labs, where spines get sliced clean off before the pages get scanned.
by Simran Pasricha – Aug 2, 2026
Newsfeed
Hey nerds, poetry is back and it's all thanks to The Odyssey
For anyone who feels more comfortable at home with a book than in a crowded space, get ready, because our time has come.
by Natasha Lee – 11 minutes ago
IAB Australia expands free AI impact assessment tool
The tool maps how AI could automate, augment or reshape individual tasks across advertising industry roles.
by Tom Gosby – 14 minutes ago
AiMCO Awards go bigger with 36-category 2026 program
Entries are open across 36 categories, with the awards moving to Sydney’s Roundhouse in February 2027.
by Tom Gosby – 21 minutes ago
Parramatta Mission lists the homes nobody should call home
The charity’s mock property listings expose where people sleep rough and the daily shortfall in crisis accommodation.
by Tom Gosby – 28 minutes ago
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