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Clicks ’n Tricks: The internet’s greatest lies

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by Charlie Stewart. I’m talking about our willingness to make false claims when dealing with brands and the way they, in turn, hoodwink us by pretending they care about our opinions.

Clicks ’n Tricks: Google rearranges furniture; drops AdWords, DoubleClick

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by Charlie Stewart. While the dry nature of the headline announcement received little media exposure, the move should be of interest for anyone with more than a passing interest in the future of marketing.

Clicks ’n Tricks: OK, Marcel, make me some money

by Charlie Stewart. Putting artificial intelligence (AI) at the heart of an organisation — in this case, Publicis Groupe — is a very interesting play.

Clicks ’n Tricks: Mapping burger joints — a new direction for Google

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by Charlie Stewart. Conspiracy theorists are wagging their tongues about the search giant’s monetisation motives.

Clicks n Tricks: Optimising for voice search

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by Charlie Stewart. Here is some practical guidance on how organisations may optimise their sites to improve their chances of featuring in voice search results.

Clicks ’n Tricks: Internet censorship bill will break media, marketing

PMG Film and Publications Amendment Bill progress screengrab

by Charlie Stewart. Beyond the horrifying impact the Film and Publications Amendment Bill will have on media, there are profound implications for the marketing industry.