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The Gold Coast’s 90.9 Sea FM have delivered a surprise proposal with a flash mob choir, inspired by classic romantic movies, Love Actually and 10 Things I Hate About You. Over the past few weeks, breakfast team Bianca, Dan & Ben have been planning this proposal with local Gold Coaster Simon, who wanted to propose to his girlfriend Tash. After organising… Read More
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ARN’s commercial Hip Hop and R&B station, The Edge 96.ONE has appointed Mango Communications, part of DDB Group, as its PR agency. Mango is now responsible for supporting The Edge96.ONE across PR and will handle the rollout of a highly anticipated rebrand.The campaign will see Mango Communications drive brand awareness around the new proposition, amplifying the launch and sustaining the momentum.The… Read More
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Youtube is reportedly offering grants as much as $300,000 for podcast creators to make videos on the platform. Bloomberg made the claim in a recent article, receiving the information from an unnamed source wanting to remain anonymous due to the private nature of the offers. The platform is said to be offering individual shows $50,000 and up to $300,000 for… Read More
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Launching exclusively on Spotify today, Casefile Presents: The Detective’s Dilemma is the latest series from Australia’s most popular podcast.This series is told from the POV of lead investigator Steve Fulcher and takes listeners through an urgent crime-in-action kidnap investigation, which later became a murder investigation, and eventually also a serial killer investigation.In March 2011, Sian Emma O’Callaghan, a 22-year-old… Read More
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Advertisers have been rightly cautious about brand safety when placing their ads programmatically on YouTube videos and podcasts. Most don’t want to get caught being associated with unsavoury or violent content. That’s why many agencies prefer to stick with trusted publishing companies for placing their ads.Two American companies have collaborated to provide a new AI… Read More
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