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No more 'shiny toys': Yahoo's Maddie Basso rips up the playbook
She’s the ‘bleeding purple’ Yahoo exec who wants to banish ‘rinse and repeat’ strategies.
by Duane Hatherly – Dec 5, 2025
Why bolt‑on AdTech AI tools are basically just lipstick on a pig
Andy Gilroy, VP APAC, Cape.io
by Andy Gilroy – Dec 3, 2025
Paul Sinkinson: Why '1950s thinking' beats AI trends and 'junk' metrics
Why marketers need to stop just 'harvesting demand'.
by Duane Hatherly – Nov 28, 2025
TBWA’s DISRUPT AI Film Festival crowns inaugural winners
From 67 hours of content to four winners, the verdict is in. AI is a powerful tool, but no replacement for taste.
by Duane Hatherly – Nov 27, 2025
AI agents are taking aim at Australia's small business crisis
According to ‘Intuit Inc.’, the AI revolution is fundamentally going to reshape how Aussies businesses run and grow.
by Duane Hatherly – Nov 13, 2025
AI won’t replace junior talent – but it will redefine how we train them
'The issue isn’t that juniors lack ability; it’s that the pathways to gaining it have changed.'
by Amy Weatherlake – Nov 4, 2025
SXSW Sydney: Our failure to forget the past can help us predict the future
The Growth Distillery's James Taylor asked a provocative question at SXSW: How do we predict the future if it is just the past being experienced again and again?
by Dan Barrett – Oct 17, 2025
From SEO to GEO: How search has changed forever
For marketers, that means it’s time to think less about keywords and more about influence, consistency, and the data shaping tomorrow.
by Sharyn Smith – Oct 16, 2025
Australians want AI with empathy, not automation for its own sake
TRA’s new Mood of the Nation study finds Australians and New Zealanders optimistic about AI: but they want brands to ensure technology enhances, not replaces, human connection.
by Mediaweek – Oct 9, 2025
Grand Theft Australia: News Corp Australia's Michael Miller makes his case to protect the financial interests of Australian media
News Corp Australia's Michael Miller today addressed the Melbourne Press Club to raise concerns over Federal Govt inaction on protecting Australian media.
by Dan Barrett – Oct 8, 2025
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