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Leading full-service digital agency Amnesia Razorfish has announced a formal partnership with the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) and has become an official sponsor of the museum.
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Food & Beverages,
Lifestyle,
Media & Marketing
Sodastream displaces Coke’s longstanding sponsorship of The American Pavilion at Cannes Film Festival
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- HotelsCombined Hotel Price Trends Report – Summer 2013- US, Asia and Middle East hotels rack up biggest increases - Australian regional hotels see biggest drops while cities rise- Sydney, Melbourne and the Gold Coast named as top three summer travel
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Steggles and Sydney Roosters raise over $1 million for Australian children’s charities
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Children & Teenagers,
Entertainment & Arts,
Media & Marketing,
Technology,
Trades & Industry
Australia’s newest pop culture masthead, Junkee.com, has recorded more than twice the anticipated unique browsers in its first full month with 62,833 visiting the pop culture title in April. More than 40% accessed Junkee via their smartphones.
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Children & Teenagers,
Lifestyle,
News and Current Affairs
Starlight's biggest annual fundraising event - Friday 3 May
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Leading full-service digital agency Amnesia Razorfish has announced a major coup with its appointment of R/GA New York’s Creative Director Christian Behrendt as Executive Creative Director.
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Starcom MediaVest Group has been named Network of the Year at the prestigious Global Festival of Media Awards in Montreux overnight. In addition the US agency was also named agency of the Year.
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SodaStream, the world’s leading manufacturer and distributor of home beverage carbonation systems, will exhibit its range of SodaStream machines at this year’s HIA Sydney Home Show from Thursday 16 to Sunday 19 May.
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SBS 2 has two new brand partners with HTC and Fiat Chrysler signing up to reach the channel’s ‘thinking 30-somethings’ audience.







