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SE Group Expands into immersive technology with FutureLabs Acquisition
The expanded SE Group now offers end-to-end experiential services.
by Vihan Mathur – Oct 27, 2025
In the AI Era, Privacy-First Innovation Is Not a Constraint, it’s a Competitive Advantage
InfoSum's Richard Knott argues that privacy regulations support the direction of global technology and the expectations of modern consumers.
by Talon Admin – Sep 30, 2025
Adobe: Generative AI shopping traffic up 4,700% year-on-year
Adobe Digital Insights reveals explosive growth in AI-driven traffic to retail sites, with AI shoppers proving more engaged and increasingly likely to convert.
by Mediaweek Admin – Aug 25, 2025
Marketers turn to AI to reclaim time, precision and performance
DoubleVerify’s 2025 Global Insights report outlines five key AI priorities reshaping digital advertising workflows.
by Mediaweek Admin – Aug 14, 2025
ARN appoints Angelo Sinibaldi to lead data product strategy
ARN has named Angelo Sinibaldi as director of data product strategy and commercialisation, tasked with expanding the network’s data offerings.
by Mediaweek Admin – Aug 11, 2025
Sorry Productivity Commission - If AI data protection laws ain’t broke, don’t relax ‘em
Recommendations from the Productivity Commission to relax data laws have been met with a shared outcry from the media sector.
by Talon Admin – Aug 6, 2025
Then & Now: How PR pros can apply lessons from the late ‘90s internet disruption to today’s AI wave
"AI will prioritise genuine human storytelling and content – and so will the public."
by Tom Gosby – Jul 24, 2025
I have seen the future of media monitoring and it is Truescope
Australian media monitoring firm Truescope has the lead on competitors with innovative platform with AI at its core.
by Talon Admin – Jul 21, 2025
Publicis Groupe boss downplays Meta's AI ad tools after strong H1 performance
Arthur Sadoun: 'Honestly, I think it's time to stop talking about how platforms are going to replace us, because it's not a reality.'
by Alisha Buaya – Jul 18, 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
