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NEW: AdNews 2 May 2008 Marketers are ignoring regional cash with many big brands overlooking the spending power and high population growth of regional Australians in their allocation of marketing budgets.Download
The Australian 8 Nov 2007Anne Parsons, chief executive of Mediacom looks at why we must explore regional markets and dispels the stereotype of a traditional regional Australian.Download
SMH 23 Aug 2007Paul McIntyre reports that big companies are realising there is more to regional Australia than farms and reveals that regional TV is stealing advertising dollars from metro TV.Download
AdNews Feb 2007Regional Australians have shrugged off their unsophisticated image with a new report showing regional consumers are more socially aware and responsive to acts of corporate responsibility than their metro cousins.Download
The Australian 5 Oct 2006Mark Day reports that the bush is bombarded with services; communications have advanced amazingly and the bush has not missed out.Download
Marketing Magazine Oct 2006Beyond the city limits; a look at marketing in Australia's booming regional areas.Download
AdNews Aug 2006Regional TV's push for recognition; it talks to 36% of the population yet receives only 20% of TV spend. The regional TV sector is gearing up for a fight against big city bias and the guns are loaded.Download
B&T Jul 2006A new study has found that spending in regional areas has grown by 25% since June 2005, with consumers seemingly unaffected by rises in petrol prices and interest rates.Download
B&T May 2006Debate around media ownership laws have put the spotlight on Australia's regional media and the role it plays for both communities and advertisers.Download
B&T Sept 2005Challenges for regional media; while regional TV's cost-effective model gains attention from advertisers, it's radio and newspaper counterparts need to start planning for the future if they are to remain relevant.Download
Marketing Mag Sept 2005Research reveals that regional TV drives car sales.Download
B&T May 2005A look at the growing 'tree-change' trend, where increasing numbers of disenchanted city dwellers are move to inland Australia.Download
AdNews Apr 2005Regional marketing special report: Regional Australia is a compelling offer for marketers astute enough to look beyong the city lights when planning a campaign.Download
Marketing Mag Nov 2004Regional marketing special report: with lower entry costs and less clutter, regional markets offer a veritable goldmine of untapped opportunity.Download
AdNews Aug 2004A look at the home entertainment boom in regional Australia.Download
B&T May 2004Report on Regional TV: advertisers recognise regional TV.Download
AdNews May 2004Special report on advertising in regional markets.Download