Mumbrellacast

On this week's Mumbrellacast, Speed's Ian Perrin chats to us about slow-moving media agencies, the history of Naked, and the importance of stuffing up (25:48). In this week's news chat, we cover the broadcast of the Christchurch terrorist attack, which is currently being investigated by ACMA. Plus, we dig into Woolies' new stand-alone media business [...]

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In this week’s Mumbrellacast, the team tackle the Alan Jones rumour mill in an attempt to uncover what’s really happening at Macquarie Media. There’s also the wrapping up of the Boss trademark dispute between Ten and Nine, the Federal government making a move on Wicked Campers and Ten winning the Rugby World Cup broadcasting rights.

Plus, we’ve got a chat with the team from the newly-installed team at DDB Sydney (21:12). Throughout the wide-ranging talk we tackle the divide between strategy and creativity, how the new team has been able to provide a fresh perspective, and why diversity is the key to making great work.

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In this week's Mumbrellacast, the team tackle the Alan Jones rumour mill in an attempt to uncover what's really happening at Macquarie Media. There's also the wrapping up of the Boss trademark dispute between Ten and Nine, the Federal government making a move on Wicked Campers and Ten winning the Rugby World Cup broadcasting rights. [...]

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In this week’s Mumbrellacast, we chat to ex-McCann CEO and SMART founder Ben Lilley (21:34) on founding a business with no experience running one, why the young Ben was difficult to manage, and the problem with big agencies.

We also delve into the details behind the merger between Publicis Group’s Spark Foundry and Blue 449.

In addition, the team discuss Ten’s decision to cast an astrophysicist as the new bachelor and whether The Bachelor alone will help Ten’s struggling ratings.

Meanwhile, we unpack the ACCC’s digital platforms report and the NRL’s new ad.

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In this week's Mumbrellacast, we chat to ex-McCann CEO and SMART founder Ben Lilley (21:34) on founding a business with no experience running one, why the young Ben was difficult to manage, and the problem with big agencies. We also delve into the details behind the merger between Publicis Group's Spark Foundry and Blue 449. In [...]

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On this week's Mumbrellacast, we discuss the government's decision to appoint Ita Buttrose as ABC chair, and attempt to figure out where things went wrong for Ten's Changing Rooms. Plus, we break down this week's major analysis of five years' worth of radio data, including average and cumulative audiences. Zoe tells us how - and [...]

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On this week's Mumbrellacast, we're knee deep in financial results season and Seven, Nine and SCA are in. There's also our take on Nine and News' fight over the Daily Telegraph's coverage of the Today Show ratings, plus Google and Facebook are on the defensive against the ACCC - but what does it all mean [...]

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