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Ed finds the Grand Prix and all marketing for it a jarring juxtaposition to Melbourne's higher...
Ed questions the effectiveness of increasingly exorbitant government advertising, especially in election...
Ed points to Nestlé's latest kerfuffle to highlight the futility of brands attempting to control their...
Ed promotes the customer as king in a modern marketing world that's all about you and where you are.
Ed finds Victoria Tourism's trip into the viral world rather disengaging.
In the wake of the Lara Bingle debacle, Ed seriously questions whether all publicity is good publicity.
Ed wonders why traditional media doesn't claim more of the increasingly valuable real estate on the...
Ed plays Foursquare and talks up its wide-ranging commercial opportunities.
Ed quickly gets interested with bank managers getting personal with his girlfriend, and then quickly...
A marketing department stuff up spins out of control at healthy burger chain Grill'd. Sadly, it's a no...
Ed has a crack at the Photon executive chairman Tim Hughes for deflecting bad news from home by talking...
Ed can't believe just how ads dished up onto his online plate can still be so badly served.
In the lead-up to the AdNews Agency of the Year Awards, Ed feels the full force of third party...
Ed has his knife out for the spam on his plate.
Ed's not in the mood for making friends... with banks.
Ed has a crack at what he reckons is an ill concieved social media campaign from one of the Big Four...