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Peppa Pig takes down YouTube rival in blockbuster copyright fight
A UK judge ordered Wolfoo videos removed after ruling the hit cartoon copied Peppa Pig audio in a copyright dispute.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 29, 2026
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Uncomfortable Growth® Uncut. Season 5, Episode 10: Kelly Monardo
Kelly Monardo shares how customer insight, adaptability and clarity shaped her marketing career and leadership at ITW.
by Rowena Millward – Jul 29, 2026
MC&V lands We Are Social, Outride and Windsorborn as client roster grows
MC&V adds three new clients and expands its AI artist roster as demand for AI-native production continues to grow fast.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 29, 2026
Prophet appoints two senior hires as enterprise business grows
Prophet adds two senior hires as enterprise demand surges, strengthening marketing science and engineering teams now.
by Staff Writer – Jul 29, 2026
Why Meta thinks AI is making creators more valuable, not less
Meta says creator marketing is shifting from engagement to measurable business results as AI reshapes digital trust.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 29, 2026
Class action launched after Harvey Norman and Latitude $55m fine
Carter Capner Law says its class action is the next step for consumers misled by the finance ad campaign.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 29, 2026
SBS appoints Nikki Rooke as chief commercial officer
SBS appoints Nikki Rooke as chief commercial officer and confirms Uma Oldham as marketing and audiences chief.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 29, 2026
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HOYTS puts Jodi Paton in charge of transformation
Jodi Paton will lead a group-wide reshaping of HOYTS’ structure, capabilities and approach to AI-enabled work.
by Tom Gosby – Jul 29, 2026
Robert Irwin jokes about rumours he'll be the next Karl Stefanovic on Today
Are all the rumours true?
by Nama Winston – Jul 29, 2026
Harvey Norman and Latitude slugged with record $55m penalty over misleading ads
Harvey Norman and Latitude fined $55m after the Court found millions of consumers were misled by finance ads nationwide.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 29, 2026
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