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Australian advertisers cautious on AI as privacy reforms loom, IAB finds
Jonas Jaanimagi: 'The findings reflect a pragmatic industry adapting to both opportunity and obligation.'
by Alisha Buaya – Aug 5, 2025
Mad Max director George Miller to judge Australian AI film festival
The Mad Max director will help lead the October 2025 festival, spotlighting the artistic future of AI-generated cinema.
by Mediaweek – Aug 5, 2025
Kellyn Coetzee on combining cultural insight and AI for audience targeting
'My north star is smarter work that moves the numbers for clients.'
by Alisha Buaya – Aug 1, 2025
DoubleVerify expands brand suitability tools across Meta Reels and Feeds
DoubleVerify has expanded its AI-powered brand suitability measurement across 30 content categories on Facebook and Instagram.
by Mediaweek – Aug 1, 2025
"Our library is free of AI" - How Getty Images protects visual creativity
In a world shaped by AI, Chris Dwyer and Getty Images are doubling down on human creativity and cultural nuance.
by Alisha Buaya – Jul 28, 2025
AI skills give marketers an edge, but data and cross-team communication lags, Dotdigital reveals
Rohan Lock: 'The key to future success will depend on stronger internal partnerships, greater skill development, and a renewed focus on aligning technology with people and creativity.'
by Alisha Buaya – Jul 28, 2025
"Loyalty is the new scale" - Man of Many introduces mandatory login in effort to safeguard site in a post-search world
Mens lifestyle site Man of Many has put in place a registration wall to create a greater one-to-one link with its audience.
by Dan Barrett – Jul 24, 2025
Cloudflare's frontline defence helping publishers fight the AI bots
Cloudflare VP of Product Will Allen on the war against AI crawlers: For 15 years, we've been fighting bots."
by Dan Barrett – Jul 22, 2025
Why marketers are turning back to email and how Mailchimp is making it smarter
'Email means a lot to people. That's something we think about a lot at Mailchimp.'
by Alisha Buaya – Jul 21, 2025
Platforms push back: YouTube and Meta crack down on 'inauthentic content'
YouTube and Meta are doubling down on originality, updating monetisation and distribution policies to penalise repetitive, mass‑produced and reposted content.
by Tom Gosby – Jul 18, 2025
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