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Phones on a Plane

Phones on a Plane

By Paul Newman on 12 Aug 2010

Do you like the sound of this? “Those people with mobile devices please do not switch them to flight mode – this service is available to all of our passengers”. The Australian Communications and Media Authority has just given the okay for Australian carriers to allow passengers to use their mobile devices (including voice calls) on [...]

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iFad or iRad?

iFad or iRad?

By Jesse Richardson on 06 Jun 2010

Okay, so full disclosure: I’m an apple mac fanboy – turning on a brand new mac for the first time gives me a feeling in my tummy not dissimilar to when I first fell in love. So this article may not contain completely objective information. I’ll try, though. This image of Steve Jobs with four iPhones [...]

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The increasing meaninglessness of the word ‘digital’

The increasing meaninglessness of the word ‘digital’

By Jesse Richardson on 30 May 2010

We humans like to put things in boxes, to categorise them with neat separations from other things so that we might have some vague idea of what is going on in the world around us. ‘The internet’ is a box that I think may well be outgrowing its existing definition. It’s kinda perceived [...]

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What iAds mean for advertisers

What iAds mean for advertisers

By Nathan Bush on 09 Apr 2010

It’s been a big couple of weeks for geeks. We had the iPad earlier this month and the announcement of a new iPhone operating system this morning. Putting geekology to the side, there was one really important development for those in the advertising industry. This was the introduction of iAds. Apple have come out [...]

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Measuring eyeballs

Measuring eyeballs

By Jo Stone on 17 Mar 2010

Last century, popular television programmes routinely pulled in half of the television viewing audience. Remember shows like Friends in the 90’s, Sale of the Century in the 80’s and the Paul Hogan specials in the 70’s? Okay, okay most of you won’t remember Paul Hogan specials…anyway. This century things are a [...]

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Marketers: 15 good reasons to use online video!

Marketers: 15 good reasons to use online video!

By Steve Jennings on 10 Mar 2010

The rise of video content on the internet over the last 2-3 years is simply astounding. It seems hard to believe that what we now consider a household name – and the undisputed leader of the pack – YouTube, was founded just over 5 years ago. With improvements in technology, download speeds and bandwidth, the online [...]

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Radioheads need your help

Radioheads need your help

By Jeff Smith on 23 Feb 2010

A mate of mine from my radio days posted this on his Facebook wall the other day and it got me thinking. Radio is having a very tough time competing for your time since new media has come along. Facebook, Twitter, Blogging.. What advice would you give radio stations in 2010?? I’m giving a speech to [...]

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Time For Transparency

Time For Transparency

By Jo Stone on 15 Feb 2010

There is no doubt about it – Australian TV viewers love Australian content. Few would disagree that locally produced shows like Packed to the Rafters, Underbelly and Talkin’ About My Generation have provided all three Free to Air TV Networks with bumper audiences and revenue opportunities, and Australians with a lot [...]

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The next wave

The next wave

By Andrew Bartlett on 11 Feb 2010

There’s a new wave of websites about to be launched which will finally give people what they’ve been desperately craving. Sure, Web 2.0 archetypes like Facebook, Digg, Twitter, YouTube and Cool Hunter have had some success, but this new crop of ground-breaking sites are set to take interactivity and user satisfaction [...]

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Real communities, real emotion

Real communities, real emotion

By Alan Kewley on 23 Dec 2009

There is no question that tapping into the power of communities has great potential for marketers. There have never been more opportunities to speak with those who share common interests, tastes, afflictions, friends, occupations, faiths, aspirations, hobbies, attitudes or any other element that might unite them – including brand preference. Collectively they have the ability [...]

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