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Brands have things to learn from both Trump and Bidens approach to populism No brand should be aiming to emulate Trumps bigotry or encouragement of violence – but there is sometimes a place for his divisiveness. by Josh Bullmore Free email bulletins

A recent survey has revealed high levels of scepticism at how objective Australian media outlets are, as more ...

RIP Dr Sindi van ZylTributes are pouring in for Dr Sindi van Zyl. The much-loved healthcare activist, DJ and social media influencer lost her battle to Covid-19 on 10 April. 365 Digital signs exclusive partnership agreement with TikTok in South Africa365 Digital is thrilled to announce its appointment as exclusive partner to TikTok in South Africa. The exclusive partnership specifies 365 Digital as TikToks exclusive media representatives, who will be responsible for all advertising sales and a...

One of the pillars of our democracy has become dangerously weakened. If we are to move forward as a nation, unified and functioning, that pillar must be strengthened and strengthened quickly. The pillar in danger is the media.

February 19, 2021 4:45 Edelman’s 2021 Trust Barometer report has revealed that no media source is trusted for news and information by Australians, with traditional media experiencing a 3% decline in trust from the previous year. The barometer classifies media sources as ‘trusted’ when they score 60 points or higher based on the average of respondents rating them on a scale of how much they would trust them for news and information. Search engines also experienced a decline from last year...

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Edelman Trust Barometer records big gains for attitudes towards government, media and business, but not technology

South Africans now trust business more than any other institution, and are looking to CEOs to solve societal challenges texacerbated by the Covid-19 crisis.

Eroding trust in scientists, CEOs and journalists could hamper the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine in Canada, according to a new survey that links vaccine hesitancy with poor "information hygiene."

Eroding trust in scientists, CEOs and journalists could hamper the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine in Canada, according to a new survey that links vacci...