Tom Fogden is the Tech Editor at B&T, a leading Australian publication. With a focus on national tech news, Tom covers a wide range of topics including social media, streaming services, advertising, and emerging technologies. His work has also been featured in Tech.co.
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Tom Fogden covers a range of topics within advertising, media, technology, social media, and business. His articles often include expert commentary and cite data. Given this focus, he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into the latest trends or developments within these industries.
As Tom's geographic focus is national (Australia), sources with knowledge of the Australian market would be particularly relevant for his coverage. Additionally, as his themes covered include content & publishing and product promotions, professionals who have expertise in these areas may also find success in reaching out to him with relevant story ideas or commentary.
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By: Tom Fogden
Climate advocacy group Comms Declare has revealed its 2024 F-List, a round-up of which agencies are working with fossil-fuel clients.
The B&T Awards are just weeks away from taking over the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney. This year's lineup of Finalists show that they are the agencies truly at the top of the game.
The B&T Awards at the Hordern Pavilion are less than two months away! In the run-up to this year's night-of-nights, we're showcasing the work that got the agencies into the finalists' pot.
By: Tom Fogden
Tourism Tassie's vaunted Come Down For Air returns. Questions still unanswered on locals' finger and toe count.
By: Tom Fogden
Melbourne is still unconvinced by KIIS' Kyle & Jackie O Show with the lates Radio Ratings revealing its breakfast listener share declined by 0.9 percentage points.
By: Tom Fogden
Yesterday, Pinterest's Presents show revealed a series of smarter new initiatives and products to deliver advertisers better performance at the bottom end of the funnel — as well as a forthright announcement to the market about advertisers and agencies' responsibility to the wellbeing of users.
This year's finalists for Best Media Campaign are truly remarkable. The most important and innovative media agencies in the country are here, including Atomic 212°, Avenue C, OMD and UM and the industry's finest work is set to be lauded at the Hordern Pavilion on 8 November.
The landmark project showcases the work, accolades and success of creative and media agencies in Australia. The feedback we've received from the industry has been overwhelmingly positive, to say the least.
The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) is taking its creative account to pitch. Incumbent Clemenger BBDO has held the account since 2014.
By: Tom Fogden
WPP and iProspect had months to remember in September. WPP landed half of perhaps the most valuable account in advertising—Amazon’s media—while iProspect took home eBay’s media account. These huge media wins were not matched on the creative side of the aisle, with only several small wins—save for one significant global extension—making it onto our list. […]
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