Press club insiders tip ‘woke’ Quills overhaul
The Melbourne Press Club has been forced to review its annual Quill Awards after concerns about ‘wokeness’ and the ‘hijacking’ of the event by lengthy speeches.
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Nostalgia revs up interest in magazine
Nathan Duff’s business model for his fledgling car magazine is simple: nostalgia sells.
Australia-China exchange that started with a kiss
Laura Tingle held out her right hand to greet China’s deputy ambassador Wang Xining, expecting him to shake it but, to her surprise, he bent forward to kiss it.
Local content propels pay TV
Despite having access to endless amounts of content from all over the world, Foxtel executive Amanda Laing says locally-made content still reigns supreme.
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It costs how much to make a Super Bowl ad?
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Interracial family back for Super Bowl
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Another Facebook movie in the works
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Knock knock. It’s JT at your door
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Power players die on weekend
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French companies poke fun at president’s affair
AS FRENCH President Francois Hollande wades through the fallout of affair revelations, companies are having a good laugh at his expense.
Hipster jeans ad mocks American Psycho
WHAT if you swapped out yuppies for hipsters in American Psycho? Would the satire be as sharp? A jeans company finds out in this parody ad.
Apple makes Melbourne man snap happy
JOHN Papandriopoulos’s dad forked out a relative mint for an IBM clone computer for his family decades ago. Now, it seems the investment has paid off.
Netflix boss gets 50pc pay rise
NETFLIX boss Reed Hastings is getting a 50 per cent pay bump in 2014 after a year in which the company’s share price quadrupled.
‘One of the great blunders in movie history’
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