General
Protesting against Byron Baes giving Netflix show free publicity, expert says
People protesting Netflix’s new reality series Byron Baes are actually creating free publicity for the streaming giant, who will be “loving” the attention, a leading marketing expert says.
In the latest show of opposition to the series, surfers in Byron Bay — the NSW tourist hot-spot where the show is based — took part in a protest-paddle this morning.
Netflix says the show is a “docu-soap” and a “love letter to Byron Bay” which will follow the lives of “hot Instagrammers” and their “fights, flings and heartbreak” in the coastal town.
Some locals believe the show will make a mockery of the town, which has been more historically identifiable for its hippie influences, rather than hip influencers.
Their campaign has attracted…
-
Business17 hours agoBroker names 2 small cap ASX shares to buy for big returns
-
Noosa News23 hours agoQueenslanders not out of the woods as more storms, heatwave conditions to continue after horror three days
-
Noosa News17 hours agoMin Woo Lee, Adam Scott and Cameron Smith in the mix after Australian PGA opening round in Brisbane
-
Business16 hours agoThese top ASX 200 stocks could rise 25% to 60%