Mercedes-Benz legal win over car dealers could change the way cars are sold in Australia
The Federal Court has rejected a $650 million compensation claim against Mercedes-Benz for replacing its traditional dealership model with a fixed-price, direct-to-customer agency model.
LinkedIn begins generative AI post rollout, but wouldn’t answer our questions
LinkedIn has begun rolling out more generative AI content, this time for native posts. But we're left with a lot of questions.
A PayID scam is all over Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree. Here’s how to avoid it
Scammers constantly target unsuspecting buyers and sellers using PayID on online trading sites such as Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree.
Sendle goes after Australia Post price increase with new Send & Save scheme for SMEs
With Australia Post raising its prices, Sendle has chosen an opportune moment to offer a cheaper alternative. And it is not shy about pointing out the differences.
Gelato Messina hands out Matildas-inspired scoops as World Cup heroism provides a marketing free kick
Australia may have avoided an extra public holiday at the conclusion of the 2023 Women's World Cup, but Gelato Messina offering free scoops in honour of the Matildas shows there's still much for football fans and businesses to celebrate.
Instagram Subscriptions: How businesses can leverage the app’s latest offering
Instagram Subscriptions enables businesses to offer subscriber-only reels, stories, lives, posts, broadcast channels, badges and social channels to their most dedicated followers.
The X-traordinary makeover of Twitter: Three ways Musk’s gamble plays out
Jason Andrew puts together three ‘what-if’ scenarios to analyse whether Twitter (X) could end up being a profitable investment after all.
“Unacceptable”: DoorDash to cough up $2 million for breaching spam laws
Food delivery platform DoorDash broke Australian spam rules by sending over one million texts and emails to its customers and prospective contractors.
Matildas prove value of women’s sport sponsorship, but what about local clubs and players?
The Matildas keep smashing records, proving that businesses are wise to sponsor elite sporting events like the FIFA Women's World Cup. But to help girls and women get to that stage, support is still needed at the community level.
How staying nimble helped a small Melbourne agency beat the clock to produce an official FIFA Women’s World Cup trailer
High drama and last-minute heroics have come to define the FIFA Women's World Cup, both on and off the pitch. Just ask Melbourne creative content agency Monster & Bear.
How the Matildas won the hearts of Aussie supporters – and the internet
World Cup fever is everywhere – from the city centres to local bars and restaurants, and even the SmartCompany office. But that’s not all. The Matildas and their supporters are also breaking the internet.
Dell fined $10 million for misleading consumers by “inflating discounts” on monitors
Dell Australia admitted during the enforcement proceedings with the ACCC that it had overstated the discount prices of some monitors available in bundle purchases.