Social media burnout driving Australians away from news
New research shows those who use social media as their main source for news report higher rates of being worn out (47%) than those who turn to television (36%).
Photographers miffed as Meta slaps ‘Made with AI’ label on edited photos while ignoring AI-generated images
Photographers are upset that Meta is labelling their edited photos on Instagram, Facebook and Threads as “made with AI”, raising concerns that the company’s “one-size-fits-all” approach to labelling AI content is too blunt.
“Ultimate run-around”: ASBFEO calls on big tech to do better by small businesses
The ASBFEO has also released a free Guide to Using Social Media Securely for small businesses, which explains how SME operators can tighten security and reduce the risk of their social media accounts being hacked.
Pizza Hut Australia served with $2.5 million fine for 10 million spam messages
Pizza Pan Group, trading as Pizza Hut Australia, has been fined $2.5 million for sending more than 10 million spam messages within four months.
How Apple’s ‘crush’ advertisement missed the mark on so many levels
Apple has now apologised for its crush advertisement and said it no longer plans to air the ad on television.
Gelato Messina offers free scoops of Snapchat-inspired flavour this Mates Day
Gelato Messina will be offering Snapchat users free scoops of a limited edition flavour inspired by the platform this Mates Day.
How businesses can turn Excel data into free PR
Turning data into content like blogs, reports and press releases can be one of the most cost-effective ways of generating valuable media coverage. Mike Marquiss explains.
The Greatest Resignation? Viral video shows employee dancing after leaving a toxic job
A man’s jubilant celebration after resigning from what he describes as a toxic workplace has gone viral on social media, reigniting debate about the importance of employee wellbeing around the world.
2024 is the year of ‘ugly’ content. Here’s how your business can benefit
We’re witnessing a shift towards a more engaging style of content. It’s raw, authentic, and strategically blends brand alignment with entertainment. It’s advertainment at its best. This is the year of ‘ugly’ content.
As hacks and scams hit small businesses, ASBFEO calls for new digital media dispute service
Small businesses locked in dispute with social media giants deserve further support, the SME ombudsman says, calling for a new arbitration service capable of taking the fight to powerful digital platforms.
Hundreds of small businesses ask for help after losing access to Facebook, Instagram and more
Small business disputes with digital platforms like Facebook are the fastest-growing complaint category faced by small business ombudsman Bruce Billson, who says his office has heard 140 cases in the past six months alone.
Ad Standards bursts Chatime’s bubble over ‘girl math’ advertisement
Ad Standards has upheld a complaint against Chatime over a recent "girl math" email campaign, saying it is discriminatory against women.
