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Snap Inc. posts Q1 14% revenue rise but withholds guidance for Q2 over economic ‘uncertainty’
Revenue hits $1,363 million for Q1 of 2025, compared to $1,195 million in the prior year.
by Alisha Buaya – Apr 30, 2025
News Corp Australia delivers new daily episodes of "The Mushroom Cook" podcast
The series centres on the trial of Erin Patterson, who is facing three counts of murder.
by Natasha Lee – Apr 30, 2025
'Just turn them off': Kyle Sandilands and Peter Dutton fire up over social media ban in Australia
Kyle Sandilands: 'Sometimes you just gotta stand up and be brave and say, ‘Well, if you don't play ball, you don't operate here.'
by Natasha Lee – Apr 30, 2025
VMO adds a new dimension to Outdoor media with format expansion
Paul Butler: 'They’re built to break away from the expected, stop people in their tracks and enable brands to execute highly memorable campaigns and create connections with audiences.'
by Alisha Buaya – Apr 30, 2025
Australian food sector ad spend rises to $414 Million: Nielsen
Rose Lopreiato: 'Staying informed on competitive spend is essential to making smarter, faster decisions about channel mix, share of voice, and campaign timing.'
by Alisha Buaya – Apr 30, 2025
New MFA and Roy Morgan initiative brings inclusive insights to media planning
Luisa Dalli: 'This is a game-changer for media planning - and a win for brands, agencies, and audiences alike.'
by Frances Sheen – Apr 30, 2025
Uber Eats teams up with Aussie icon Huey to bring democracy sausages to your door via Special
Nicole Bardsley: 'The post-vote Democracy Sausage is a cherished part of Aussie culture.'
by Alisha Buaya – Apr 30, 2025
Media Roundup: Palmer's Patriots texts flood phones, cookbook author accused of plagiarism, TikTok spruiks illegal election bets, ABC chair admits misstep and oOh!media start CEO hunt
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – Apr 30, 2025
We’ve seen this movie before: Advertising effectively as the cookie endures
We’re all better off focusing on what the consumer really wants, rather than the decisions - or repeated non-decisions - of tech’s biggest player.
by Brett Armstrong – Apr 30, 2025
Striking new OMA campaign underscores the public value of Out of Home advertising
Elizabeth McIntyre: 'People see an ad in a public space, but what they don’t see is how that ad is helping pay for the infrastructure we all rely on, and how much it saves taxpayers.'
by Frances Sheen – Apr 30, 2025
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