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IPG Mediabrands Launches Retail Media Management Platform

July 20, 2023
We haven’t written much about retail media recently, Dear Reader, and I’m sure you miss it.  So I’ll share that IPG Mediabrands has launched a “unique tech platform” that brings together retail media audience, measurement, optimization and intelligence to give brands a unified picture of how all their retail media investments are performing.  Are you quivering with delight or is the air conditioning too high?
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Partnership between Kuwait, Google Cloud to boost country’s digital infrastructure

July 20, 2023
Google Cloud recently announced a strategic partnership with the Kuwaiti government to implement a comprehensive digital transformation roadmap across government bodies and state-owned enterprises. The two will team up to digitize citizen services, boost employee productivity, and implement digital transformation initiatives in healthcare, education, disaster recovery and smart living.
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Australia and Big Tech both claim wins in pay-for-news wars

July 20, 2023
Google, Facebook and the Australian government have come to agreement whereby the tech companies will pay local publishers when their content appears online – with the caveat that it only applies when content is intentionally uploaded. This is an ongoing issue being negotiated globally and follows Facebook having shut down news content to users in Australia and in Canada. Meanwhile countries are looking to try to keep companies’ power in check.
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Westpac, a top Australian bank prompts outcry following mass staff cuts

July 20, 2023
Australia’s Finance Sector Union (FSU) has called out Westpac, one of Australia’s big four banks, for conducting a series of staff firings over the last two months, while at the same time reporting that the bank had a 22% surge in six-month net profits of over $4 billion. In that time, the bank laid off 751 people across many departments, claiming it needed to “cut costs during difficult economic times.”
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