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.

We are not the enemy: An open letter to journalists from a PR professional

8 years ago 15

You can't buy a Google, so can you even call it a brand?

8 years ago 22

Unlockd CEO Matt Berriman steps down following mental health issues

8 years ago 6

Why social media is in the doghouse for both the pollies and the public

8 years ago

When buzzwords attack, AKA we're not going to publish your press release

8 years ago 23

Unilever's digital ad ban threat is long overdue

8 years ago 3

Bots are getting stuff done, but think before you jump on the bandwagon

8 years ago

How one small word will subtly alter Australia's ad industry for the better

8 years ago 6

Bad politics shouldn’t sink good ideas for public interest journalism

8 years ago 2

How does... an accelerated mobile page work?

8 years ago

When PR goes rogue, everyone loses

8 years ago 1

The rise and fall of Ben Ean Moselle and what it says about Australian society

8 years ago 2

Google's ad blocking changes herald a positive new era for publishers and advertisers

8 years ago 6

Is Barnaby’s baby a matter of ‘public interest’ or just of interest to the public?

8 years ago 10

How copyright law is holding back Australian creators

8 years ago 4

The Super Bowl's ad line up proved nostalgia doesn't have to make us cringe

8 years ago

The smart strategy behind Tourism Australia’s ‘Croc Dundee’ Super Bowl pitch to the Americans

8 years ago 2

Ad fraud might be as much your fault as it is the fraudsters'

8 years ago 1

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