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26th June 2009
Written by - Lucy James (ad:tech)
ad:tech is launching a new series of breakfast briefings giving you more chances throughout the year to benefit from relevant, interesting content and to engage with other like-minded professionals in digital marketing.
These relaxed, small scale events will allow you to gain quality education and extend your industry network, all before you get to the office. The first breakfast briefing is taking place in July and we hope you’ll be able to join us for an inspiring and through provoking session.
Google and Millward Brown
Analysis, Achievements & Anecdotes From The #1 Valued Brand In The World
24 July 2009
Hilton Sydney
8-9am
Free of charge **Blue note charity donation on the door
The breakfast briefings are free to attend but only available for club ad:tech members.
Click here for further details.
30th March 2009
Written by - Lucy James (ad:tech)
The Web is a Broken Operating System. Shall We Fix It?
I’ve been involved with the idea of ‘data portability’ for a while now. Data Portability is the principle that data on the web should be easy to securely move around by those that have the rights to do so.
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Don searches for Melbourne ad agency
B&T, Jul 3, 11:15 AM
Don Smallgoods, the brand behind the iconic ‘Is Don, is good’ campaign, is searching for a new advertising agency, B&T Today understands.
City of Melbourne marketing chief departs
B&T, Jul 2, 10:40 AM
The protracted City of Melbourne creative agency pitch has taken a fresh twist with the departure of Scott Chapman, the council’s commerce and marketing director.
Using social media rules to improve ‘offline’ PR
Marketing Mag, Jul 2, 10:39 AM
Here’s a thought: You actually don’t have to be ‘doing’ social media to benefit from social media and everything it stands for. Whaaaaaat? Exactly that – the offline PR world can learn heaps from social media without ever having to tweet, blog or open up a Facebook account. Social media is, can be, and should be, …
