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CMOs are staying in their roles longer, thanks to AI
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CMOs are staying in their roles longer, thanks to AI

TFM’s Taylor Fielding says AI has finally cracked the one problem that sank marketers in the boardroom: proving the ROI.

by Taylor Fielding – Oct 29, 2026

What programmatic DOOH gives advertisers this summer
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What programmatic DOOH gives advertisers this summer

A 38-degree day can sell sunscreen, cold drinks and aircon. The trick is having the smarts behind the screen to know it.

by Matt Bushby – Oct 27, 2026

Influencers - the good, the bad and the ugly
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Influencers - the good, the bad and the ugly

Why creator marketing has grown up faster than some of its players, and what brands must demand from the channel in 2027.

by Diane Markovski – Oct 27, 2026

MOVE should make planners and buyers more curious, not more comfortable
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MOVE should make planners and buyers more curious, not more comfortable

oOh!media’s Bel Harper on how Pepe Saya’s regional NSW billboard launch grew from 18 to 25 sites when data asked why not.

by Bel Harper – Oct 26, 2026

Nicki Minaj for White House press secretary? Hear us out
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Nicki Minaj for White House press secretary? Hear us out

A late-night gag, a vacant White House lectern and rapper backing Trump. Washington has given us stranger things before.

by Natasha Lee – Oct 21, 2026

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The common currency of sport: unlocking the value of every fan connection
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The common currency of sport: unlocking the value of every fan connection

DAZN Media+’s Caitlin O’Meara says clubs sit on a goldmine of fan data. The big problem? None of it talks to each other.

by Natasha Lee – Oct 20, 2026

Re-wiring ‘manipulative’: the uncomfortable truth about what marketers do
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Re-wiring ‘manipulative’: the uncomfortable truth about what marketers do

Melbourne Social Co’s Jess Randall says the question isn’t whether brands influence people – but what they use that for.

by Jess Randall – Oct 20, 2026

Audience Intelligence is for the long term
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Audience Intelligence is for the long term

Ryvalmedia’s Sam Cousins unpacks the 2026 HILDA report and why brands must plan for circumstances, not just demographics.

by Natasha Lee – Oct 18, 2026

Kelly’s millions of fans are a lesson in the power of personal brand. But at what cost? 
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Kelly’s millions of fans are a lesson in the power of personal brand. But at what cost? 

OPINION: “Innocent until proven guilty” has shifted to “Guilty until proven innocent.” A crisis expert's take on Kelly Clarkson.

by Guest Contributor – Oct 15, 2026

Australia’s Oasis moment? Powderfinger had the answer on a billboard
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Australia’s Oasis moment? Powderfinger had the answer on a billboard

Cryptic billboards, a silent band and national FOMO: oOh!media’s Adrian Pedic on how Out of Home built a reunion reveal.

by Adrian Pedic – Oct 13, 2026

'Vulgar and obscene': Meghan’s meeting with Malala is a lesson in charity done badly
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'Vulgar and obscene': Meghan’s meeting with Malala is a lesson in charity done badly

A designer wardrobe and a premium tea campaign raise an awkward question: why must helping girls start with buying anything?

by Natasha Lee – Oct 11, 2026

Fame cannot save bad business: That's the harsh reality of celebrity beauty brands
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Fame cannot save bad business: That's the harsh reality of celebrity beauty brands

Scarlett Johansson's The Outset is the latest casualty. Survival takes sharp marketing, smart pricing and a lot of luck.

by Darren Woolley – Oct 7, 2026

The feed has split us in two, media has to stitch it back together
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The feed has split us in two, media has to stitch it back together

Algorithms now serve men and women different news, and the ad dollars funding the feed are helping to build that divide.

by Sam Cousins – Oct 5, 2026

Welcome to a fairer and more transparent publishing ad tech ecosystem
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Welcome to a fairer and more transparent publishing ad tech ecosystem

Nine's Julia Edwards on why Google's antitrust remedies and Direct Pay Open Bidding could tip the scales for publishers.

by Julia Edwards – Oct 5, 2026

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