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Michael Owen-BrownHead of audience growth and engagement

Michael Owen-Brown is a senior editor with The Advertiser who has held a range of leadership roles across its digital platforms. He writes the masthead’s twice-daily subscriber briefing newsletters and has been a journalist with News Corp for more than 25 years, receiving several major international awards for digital innovation.

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