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Word of mouth drives six times more product trial than paid ads: Social Soup
Only 4% of grocery buyers credit paid ads for their last new-product trial. Another person? That earns the nod from 27%.
by Natasha Lee – Nov 6, 2026
Nine heads for a first strike on pay as shareholders complain about the catering
A third of votes went against pay, the share price has slid, and the chair wants AI giants to pay up for Nine’s content.
by Natasha Lee – Nov 5, 2026
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
AgenticAdvertising.org launches Australian chapter as News Australia tips AI agents for half of ad spend
Founding member Paul Oyama says the new chapter will give local publishers a voice as AI agents start transacting media.
by Natasha Lee – Oct 21, 2026
OpenAI says fake journalists planted Iran war op-eds
Seven writers filed roughly 100 articles across about a dozen outlets. None of them exists.
by Natasha Lee – Oct 19, 2026
AFL stops Sportsbet from posting AI-generated content of players
Sportsbet has been using humorous AI-generated content increasingly as it tries to engage a more youthful audience.
by Nama Winston – Oct 13, 2026
Kmart pulls camera glasses from shelves amid privacy backlash
"I would urge responsible retailers to consider whether it is appropriate to continue making these devices available."
by Nama Winston – Oct 7, 2026
Neighbours star Stefan Dennis slams 'unbelievably invasive' AI-assisted microdrama revival
Neighbours star Stefan Dennis has slammed plans to turn old episodes of the show into short-form vertical video episodes with the help of AI.
by Rebekah Manibog – Oct 2, 2026
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Lawyer fabricates witnesses for trial, blames ChatGPT
A 2026 Denis Denuto would absolutely do this.
by Nama Winston – Oct 1, 2026
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OpenAI ‘sorry, working to do better’ after hack of Australian websites
“We should have handled our response better. We are sorry and working to do better in the future."
by Nama Winston – Sep 29, 2026
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