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Modibodi and Fabric challenge menstruation myths with shark-infested campaign

Global period underwear and swimwear brand, Modibodi, has partnered with creative agency Fabric in a daring new campaign aimed at dispelling myths around swimming during menstruation. The campaign features marine biologist and freediver, Brinkley Davies, swimming with 5-metre tiger sharks while on her period, wearing only a Modibodi swimsuit.

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Juniorisation trend emerges in Australia’s digital advertising and ad tech industry

The Australian digital advertising and ad tech industry has seen a slight increase in job vacancy rates, from 4.5% to 4.6% in 2024, according to the IAB 2024 Industry Talent Report. The report indicates that redundancies across the sector have resulted in fewer available jobs compared to 2023. Over three quarters of open positions are targeting individuals with 1-5 years of experience, suggesting a shift towards ‘juniorisation’ of the advertising workforce. The most in-demand group are those with 3-5 years of experience.

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Retail Food Group proposes name change to Savora Brands, aims to shake off compliance tarnish with new gold standard of franchise, customer and brand experience

ASX-listed QSR brand group, Retail Food Group, has proposed a change of company name to Savora Brands to reflect a new gold standard in its franchise and consumer approach. The new brand proposition comes 18 months after the business settled with the ACCC over breaches of both the Australian Consumer Law and Franchising Code of Conduct.

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Privacy, baby pics and deepfake avoidance: Why an ASX-listed photo sharing app got James Warburton’s attention – Tinybeans CEO on subscriber, brand-performance and revenue rethink

ASX-listed privacy-focused baby pic sharing app Tinybeans spent years languishing under $0.08 a share. But it got a kick last month when James Warburton joined as a NED. The former Seven chief’s arrival was followed by Fatherly’s US-based co-founder and investor, Mike Rothman. The two “operators” are seen as category-connected muscle that’ll help the app find a viable way forward to profitability. But it must get marketing, product, team, strategy and operational efficiencies right – and avoid falling into the trap of relying on ad revenue. No small feat. But a year into the gig CEO Zsofi Paterson has made some major calls on business model, strategy and flipped performance for brand  investment while replacing the sales team wholesale and bringing on micro – or tiny – influencers. Paterson, Warburton and Rothman see growing pain relief ahead.

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