Spectrum cuts would endanger free-to-air TV
Free TV chairman Greg Hywood says reducing the amount of radio frequency spectrum available to free-to-air broadcasters would endanger the industry.
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Nine News bulletin forced off air
Sydney viewers were suddenly left watching Nine’s Melbourne bulletin.
Young journalist fired for ‘biased’ tweet
A rookie reporter’s old Facebook post resurfaced, leading to her termination. But she says she “will not be intimidated into silence”.
Costs stoush in Nine defamation battle
Nine Entertainment has issued an extraordinary demand for legal costs on the eve of the defamation trial involving Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith.
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The power you have over brands
YOU thought you were just some cog in the machine, but big brands like Cadbury are watching you VERY closely to see what you think.
Exclusive photos: Packer, Gyngell punch-up
EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: JAMES Packer and Nine CEO David Gyngell’s very public punch-up is believed to be over a Channel Nine van being parked at Packer’s beach property.
Exclusive photos: Packer, Gyngell punch-up
EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: JAMES Packer and Nine CEO David Gyngell’s very public punch-up is believed to be over a Channel Nine van being parked at Packer’s beach property.
Google denies dodging tax
THE tech giant has denied paying less than $500,000 in tax in Australia, despite almost doubling its profits to $46.5 million.
Twitter loses $132 million
IT MAY be one of the most famous companies on the planet, but that doesn’t mean it’s profitable. The social media firm posted a loss of $132 million.
Creepy way you’ll be forced to watch ads
AVOIDING those TV ad breaks by distracting yourself with your smartphone will soon be a thing of the past. New technology will see those ads stalk you.
Netflix reports gangbuster growth
HOUSE of Cards really put Netflix on the map. And now it’s reaping in the rewards with phenomenal subscriber and revenue growth.
One winner in the O’Farrell saga
BARRY O’Farrell is barely out of office and “grangegate” is already trending on Twitter. So is Penfolds Grange the winner in this political debacle?
Who would want the world’s toughest job?
WHAT would the world’s toughest job involve? Endless working hours and no pay? Watch how these candidates react when they interview for the position.
Mayer hails ‘core’ growth at Yahoo
YAHOO reported stronger-than-expected first quarter profits this year, earning $312 million on $1.1 billion revenues under CEO Marissa Mayer.
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