Media cops whopping fine for Pell breach
Australian companies have been ordered to pay a whopping penalty for breaching a gag order following the conviction of Cardinal George Pell.
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ABC lacks postcode diversity
ABC board member Joe Gersh says it is moving journalists out of woke inner-city neighbourhoods to provide a broader perspective.
New Daily embroiled in super probe
One of the nation’s largest super funds has come under scrutiny for handing over the personal details of two million members to the publication.
Nine seals deal with Google and Facebook
Nine Entertainment is one of the last major media players to sign a deal with Facebook and Google to ensure the international tech giants pay for the use of their journalism content.
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Kyle and Jackie woe for 2DayFM
THE star radio duo left — so did the advertising dollars. The new 2DayFM breakfast show has failed to fire and Southern Cross is in trouble.
Ten makes $168 million loss
STRUGGLING Ten Network has called on the federal government to reform media ownership laws after posting its third consecutive full-year loss.
News pays $1.1bn for US realtor
NEWS Corp will spend $1.1bn to buy a major online real estate platform, to become a leading player in the digital property market overseas.
Meet Marvel’s new superhero
THIS is Captain Citrus, the newest superhero from Marvel. But he’s not here to fight bad guys. He’s here to fight scurvy. Yep, you read that right.
Who is hip-hop’s biggest earner?
HIP hop stars rap about the benjamins, bling and fast cars. But who’s really raking in the biggest dough?
The conspiracies too funny to be true
HAVE you heard the one about football star Lionel Messi being an international spy? No? Well, what about the one which claims the Syrian war was staged?
Box sets of TV favourites on Foxtel
FOXTEL is launching a specific channel, called BoxSets, dedicated to offering subscribers live and anytime access to their favourite shows.
Being a ‘bad boy’ made this company filthy rich
IT WAS the ‘bad boy’ upstart of media, appealing to a cashed-up crowd that continues to elude the big guys. Now the business is worth $2.67 billion.
ABC issues legal threat to Woolies
THE ABC has threatened Woolworths after it used the wall of the broadcaster’s Adelaide studio to advertise cheap corn chips.
Japan rolls out toilet paper push
“DON’T wait until it’s too late.” It’s a common message for everything from clearance sales to fire insurance. Now Japan is taking it one step further.
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