Arvind Hickman is a Journalist at Mi3 Australia. He writes extensively about media, advertising, and business topics, drawing on his experience as the former media editor of Campaign in London. Arvind is featured in PRWeek, Campaign (UK), Campaign US, Campaign India, and B&T.
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Arvind's coverage predominantly focuses on press releases, private sector announcements, and government announcements in the sports and business sectors. He covers topics such as Channel 4, advertising/marketing, digital advertising, media design, diversity, and employment.
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By: Arvind Hickman
Aside from the news, in which Seven pipped Nine, it was the latter that won prime time entertainment viewing.
Nick Lawson has worked at EssenceMediacom, and its forerunner agency MediaCom, for 33 years and played a pivotal role in the merger with Essence.
By: Arvind Hickman
The combined OMG and IPG would create the largest media agency group in Australia. The merger, with US$750 million in targeted cost savings, is a direct challenge to the hundreds of indie agencies that have sprung up in this market in the past five years, argues Cake.Shop's Luke Hills.
By: Arvind Hickman
Sadoun and Read believe the ‘distraction' presents an opportunity for their holdco's while Sorrell predicts consolidation, job losses and a painful integration ahead.
By: Arvind Hickman
Our final Campaigns of the Month this year takes aim at five Christmas crackers from Telstra, Woolworths, Aldi, AAMI and Myer. The ads were released in November.
As we edge towards the festive season, it's timely to remember some of the best travel and festive work that won accolades at this year's Cairns Crocodiles Awards.
The Big Bash League encounter between the Sydney Sixers and Melbourne Renegades reached 2.1 million viewers with a solid average audience of 583,000 throughout the game.
The industry’s finest willow wielders, tweakers and (medium) pace seamers are busy in the nets preparing for next year’s UnLtd Big Clash. The annual cricket tournament pits teams from Media Owners, Agencies, Tech and Creatives in the ultimate battle for bragging rights and to raise funds for UnLtd’s work supporting charities helping young people at […]
Last week, B&T ran the rule over major media moments and today it has taken a look at the top sporting moments of 2024. Here are the five biggest moments in adland this year.
OMG's chief investment Kristiaan Kroon has been promoted to the newly-created role chief operating officer. B&T understands he is in line to become CEO following a transition period, and will assume responsibility for the group immediately.
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