Tourism
“The best of beers“: Tourism Australia launches new advertising campaign
Kylie Minogue has been replaced by billboards promising the best beer in a new tourism campaign.
An advertising campaign to attract safety-conscious tourists from Asia to Australia amid coronavirus concerns
An advertising campaign to attract safety-conscious tourists from Asia to Australia amid coronavirus concerns
The advertising campaign will use coronavirus concerns to attract American and British tourists to be “safe” in Australia instead of Asia amid Chinese travel bans.
RFS used a giant billboard in Times Square, New York, to thank firefighters
NSW Rural Fire Service

RFS used a giant billboard in Times Square, New York, to thank firefighters
NSW Rural Fire Department will have a tank advertisement on the big screen in front of the Marriott Marquis over the next few weeks in the heart of New York City.
Biden said Sanders should reject aggressive supporters
American Voices 2020
- Biden said Sanders should reject aggressive supporters
- Biden’s attack comes as he fights to save his fighting president.
- Carsales released a record result, although it “questioned” the new car brand
Carsales.com
- Carsales released a record result, although it “questioned” the new car brand
- Car sales have benefited as Australians increasingly search for used cars, and stop buying new cars for economic reasons or because of the possibility of having electronic cars on the market.
- Google says goodbye to a cookie pattern that increases user privacy
- Google says goodbye to a cookie pattern that increases user privacy
- The search giant plans to “not make more” an important tool used by advertisers to track people on the web and to stop promoting third-party cookies in Chrome.
- Slav Famous Moms ’, Bad Fathers: Advertising clings to gender stereotypes
Media and marketing
- Slav Famous Moms ’, Bad Fathers: Advertising clings to gender stereotypes
- Despite changing societal attitudes, a new study shows that marketing messages keep women at home.
- Queensland is looking for “high quality” Americans for more tourist dollars
Tourism
- Queensland is looking for “high quality” Americans for more tourist dollars
- A joint campaign launched by the state government, Brisbane Marketing, and Destination Gold Coast will target North American tourists.
- It’s time to get Kylie on his heels opinion
Column 8
- It’s time to get Kylie on his heels
- And dog owners can get a Paddo bag.
- Social media “Consistent evidence” pushes non-smokers to arms: study exclusive
Smoking and vape
- Social media “Consistent evidence” pushes non-smokers to arms: study
- E-cigarette advertising forces non-smokers and young people to smoke despite health risks.
- Scams imitating the Sydney Morning Herald have emerged
Media and marketing
- Scams imitating the Sydney Morning Herald have emerged
- Nine Entertainment Co. criticized Facebook after a fake advertisement imitating the imprint of The Sydney Morning Herald appeared on a social networking site promoting the removal of a fake iPhone.
- “Wrong decision”: Hallmark returns ads for same-sex marriage
Media and marketing
- “Wrong decision”: Hallmark returns ads for same-sex marriage
- The Hallmark Channel, which reiterated the so-called “bad decision”, said it would restore same-sex couples with ads that attract complaints from the conservative group.
- Tonagh encourages advertisers to look beyond the mainstream media in specialized titles
Media and marketing
- Tonagh encourages advertisers to look beyond the mainstream media in specialized titles
- Former CEO of News Corp. Peter Tonagh calls on media buyers to increase the share of advertising budgets spent on specialized and specialized digital publications.
- Most voters want a ban on political advertising on social networks exclusive
Social media
- Most voters want a ban on political advertising on social networks
- Two-thirds of Australians say Facebook and other social giants should not be allowed to micro-target ads.
- Aussie Home Loans deceives customers, complains ASIC
Lanlik
- Aussie Home Loans deceives customers, complains ASIC
- Australia’s largest mortgage broker is deceiving customers into claiming that their services are free, according to a complaint from a business regulator.
- Sandra Bullock, and Ellen DeGeneres accused the pop-up website of fake ads
Media and marketing
- Sandra Bullock, and Ellen DeGeneres accused the pop-up website of fake ads
- The lawsuit sheds some light on the so-called celebrity theft, which has become a problem in Hollywood in the digital age.
- “A little weird”: The philosophical campaign has mixed reactions from tour operators in the region
Tourism
- “A little weird”: The philosophical campaign has mixed reactions from tour operators in the region
- The new tourism campaign has shared views, but some tourism operators believe it will attract more visitors to regional Australia.
- “Worst Dad’s Joke”: Experts fear “Philausofy” campaign could be confusing
Tourism
- “Worst Dad’s Joke”: Experts fear “Philausofy” campaign could be confusing
- Australia’s latest tourism campaign is certainly different, but experts fear the news could confuse future tourists.
- “It’s about paying out of reach”: Twitter bans all political advertising
- has been updated
Political advertising
- “It’s about paying out of reach”: Twitter bans all political advertising
- Twitter chief Jack Dorsey said social media companies have given advertisers an unfair advantage in reproducing more targeted and misleading messages.
- Hemsworth’s surprise at the launch of Tourism Australia
Tourism
- Hemsworth’s surprise at the launch of Tourism Australia
- Actor Thor’s surprise performance marked the launch of Tourism Australia’s Come Live Our Philosophy campaign.
- QMS Media Council has approved a quadrant bid of $ 420 million
QMS media
- QMS Media Council has approved a quadrant bid of $ 420 million
- Shares of QMS Media rose more than 21 percent after an outdoor advertising group confirmed on Tuesday that the private equity group Quadrant had made a cash offer that would cost it more than $ 420 million.
- The flight center has released $ 250,000 in small travel vouchers
Flight center
- The flight center has released $ 250,000 in small travel vouchers
- Flight Center paid more than $ 250,000 in fines after ACCC sent him a ping for holiday promotions that were “responsible for deceiving” customers.
- Will this man save Women’s Day? CEO Bauer looks at Gen Z, he claims
Media and marketing
- Will this man save Women’s Day? CEO Bauer looks at Gen Z, he claims
- Local CEO Bauer Brendon Hill is determined to make the digital media company the publisher of the most respected titles in the country.
- The advertising market intends to return to growth in October
Media and marketing
- The advertising market intends to return to growth in October
- Billboard companies and free-to-air television will see an increase in advertising in October after a difficult financial year.
- “Love what you love”: Instagram’s multimillion-dollar charming Australian offensive exclusive
Media and marketing
- “Love what you love”: Instagram’s multimillion-dollar charming Australian offensive
- Instagram is set to launch one of the largest cosmetic offensives outside the United States in Australia this week
- Watchdog complained of advertising Libra with menstrual blood rejected
Lanlik
- Watchdog complained of advertising Libra with menstrual blood rejected
- Ad Standards rejected more than 600 objections to the banned campaign, calling some viewers “vulgar” and “offensive.”
- The opposition demands stricter laws on political advertising
Victoria
- The opposition demands stricter laws on political advertising
- Victorian governments are banned from spending taxpayers’ money on open political advertising under reforms proposed by the state opposition.
- Private schools are distributing advertising to attract students to exclusive
Education
- Private schools are distributing advertising to attract students
- Many private schools in Melbourne spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on advertising to attract students, especially girls.
- Coles withdrew 2GB ads after controversial comments by Alan Jones
Alan Jones
- Coles withdrew the 2GB ad after controversial comments by Alan Jones
- Coles joined the advertising boycott of 2GB of Alan Jones’ radio program after the host remarks about the New Zealand Prime Minister. August 30, 2019 Laura Chung
- Talk to people in a pathetic nest of dirt and villain’s opinion
Column 8
- Talk to people in a pathetic nest of dirt and villains
- When boredom attracts more attention than the Viking goddess.
- OohMedia shares fell due to “economic uncertainty”.
- Ooh! Average
- OohMedia shares fell due to “economic uncertainty”.
- An external advertiser points a finger at a “huge reduction” in the oven