'Just advertising puffery'
Court finds Domain engaged in misleading or deceptive in conduct in two instances, but not in four others.
Get in front of the consumer decision
There's now tech that can tell you're about to succumb to a 3pm chocolate binge and send advertising to sway your decision.
Departing CEO gives Carsales one last lift
Carsales chief executive Greg Roebuck signed off with a solid profit result that sent shares up 7 per cent.
Lego takes back its crown of world's most powerful brand
Lego has regained its crown as the world's most powerful brand.
Big four banks shouldn't be afraid of bigness
We don't need our banks to be our friends so the big four should shake off the boring, politically correct slogans.
Carsales ramps up Latin America expansion
Carsales is continuing its push into Latin America with the $6.7 million acquisition of Argentina's DeMotores.
Todd Sampson leaves advertising
Todd Sampson is leaving the advertising industry, stepping down from his role as non-executive chairman at Leo Burnett.
Federer v Nadal delivers for Seven
The five-set showdown final between two tennis greats delivered the most Australian Open viewers for Seven West in 10 years.
Snap said to publicly file for IPO this week
The maker of Snapchat plans to reveal statements for its initial public offering by late this week, says a person familiar with the matter.
Ten rides BBL wave as rivals eye TV rights
The Big Bash League has, for the second year running, averaged more than a million viewers.
Simon Ryan pivots Dentsu Aegis
Simon Ryan hit the ground running when he was named Dentsu Aegis Network Australia
Focus on Snapchat's ads, not its Spectacles
Hardware sales in the near term probably would bring in 100 times less revenue than ads displayed on Snapchat.
The chief marketing officers rewriting the rulebook
How NAB, Diageo, Jurlique and William Hill are reimagining their brands.
The secret to Atlassian's success
Atlassian founders Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar said no to every major client who called and said "hey, let's negotiate a deal", selling at a different price, was not ok with them.
Digital is a channel not a marketing strategy
An obsession with digital is obscuring the true purpose of marketing.
Carsales CEO and founder Greg Roebuck retires
Carsales chief executive Greg Roebuck will retire from the company he helped found 20 years ago.
SEEK is using AI to find your next job
SEEK is using machine learning and artificial intelligence to send its users more relevant job advertisements and alerts.
Facebook 'Journalism Project' to tackle fake news
Facebook has launched its own 'Journalism Project' in an attempt to better engage with news organisations.
The artist becoming essential to big business
David Bromley is fast becoming corporate Australia's "go to guy" to leverage brands - and he has designs on China.
oOh!media-APN Outdoor in $1.6bn merger
oOh!media CEO Brendon Cook says the $1.6 billion merger with APN Outdoor will allow from greater competition against global players.
oOh!media, APN shares surge on $1.6b merger
APN Outdoor and oOh!media have confirmed a $1.6 billion merger of equals.
Fairfax CEO hits back over porn ad claims
A long-running dispute between newspaper publishers has descended into claims Japanese sex videos were used to drive readers to a property website.
Social media start-up Stackla raises $4m
Stackla has closed its second capital raise in 2016 led by ASX-listed fund Bailador Technology Investments.
Qantas' Red Planet and APEX sign data deal
APEX and Qantas' Red Planet have combined forces to better target consumers on mobile devices.
Bass working on a pitch for media talent
IPG Mediabrands chief executive Danny Bass says competition for talent has never been greater.
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