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Close to nine in 10 Australians want lies in political ads outlawed

An Australia Institute survey of 1,547 voters found the vast majority, nearly nine in ten, want lies and misinformation in ads stopped, and they believe it’s up to the Australian government to find new solutions to close the gap. More locally in South Australia, the electoral commission already has the right to request that inaccurate or misleading political ads should be withdrawn.

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VTEX, MoEngage partner to drive innovation in Indian market

October 19, 2023

VTEX, the global enterprise digital commerce platform, has announced its strategic partnership with MoEngage, an insights-driven customer engagement platform. By uniting the robust capabilities of VTEX’s comprehensive platform with MoEngage, this collaboration aims to empower B2C businesses to better understand their customers and provide exceptional customer experiences throughout their journey.

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Sydney-based The Martec raises more than US$5M to accelerate global expansion

October 19, 2023

The Martech, a talent and recruitment content tech startup that’s already engaged with Marriott, Adobe, Siemens and Telstra, has raised more than US$5 million to expand the use of AI to scale authentic talent communications. Their technology can be used to identify an organisation’s top employee advocates and create video and written content using employee input, then distribute that across websites, social and other channels.

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