Josie Tutty

Josie Tutty was Mumbrella's deputy editor. She worked on the publication between 2017 and 2019. She's previously written and edited in the UK for Jungle Creations and Trinity Mirror.

Mumbrellacast: Ben Sharp grilled on ADMA, 2Day FM's lineup woes, Australia loves the Royals and the Adshel bidding war

7 years ago 1

A right Royal PR success: a lesson for big business from Harry’s wedding

7 years ago 3

Advertisers should stop funding Facebook and start funding real journalism

7 years ago 8

Why fake news is anything but new

7 years ago 1

When agile marketing is not Agile Marketing

7 years ago 1

What does a data scientist actually do?

7 years ago

The banks' leaders should take a leaf out of James Comey's book

7 years ago 1

Innovation isn’t only for unicorns, it’s for the rest of us donkeys too

7 years ago

Voice control: why AI must resist our bad habit of stereotyping human speech

7 years ago

The public prefer an interesting lie to a dull truth

7 years ago 2

Talkin’ ‘Bout Your Generation returns with 678,000 viewers

7 years ago 1

No, tracking and surveillance are not an essential part of digital advertising

7 years ago 12

To the PR industry: It's time to stop blowing your own trumpet

7 years ago 1

It's time to rethink lazy male stereotypes in advertising

7 years ago 3

Tom Wolfe elevated journalism into enduring literature

7 years ago 1

A very honest guide to coming up with ideas, featuring David Hume

7 years ago 3

AI can book a restaurant or a hair appointment, but don’t expect a full conversation

7 years ago

Zero-based budgeting is being mismanaged by advertisers

7 years ago 1

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