July 2021
- Exclusive
- Media & marketing
Former Ten boss joins production company Byron Studios
Paul Anderson will work with Byron Studios founders to create a sustainable creative industry in NSW’s Northern Rivers region.
- Miranda Ward
August 2020
The News Corp survivor who helped save AAP
This week, AAP 2.0 begins its new life. The former News Corp and Foxtel CEO has played a vital role in the efforts to rescue the newswire from the brink of death.
- Max Mason
April 2020
- Opinion
- Competition
Forget the lip service: it's time Google and Facebook paid for news
Foreign digital giants have no right to be the judge, jury and executioner of local news.
- Max Mason
March 2020
'No plans' for Nine CEO to leave at end of 2020
Nine chief executive Hugh Marks is not planning to leave the media company at the end of 2020.
- Max Mason
Seven's deadly sins
Within a decade, Kerry Stokes' Seven West Media has gone from the top of Australia's media mountain to a shrunken old-media company. The 79-year old billionaire mogul’s media empire needs a rapid turnover or risks being left behind.
- Max Mason
Network Ten shake-up: CEO to exit
ViacomCBS is having its first major executive shake-up at Network Ten, with chief executive Paul Anderson to resign.
- Updated
- Max Mason
December 2019
Canberra puts Facebook, Google 'on notice'
Australia will become the first country to force Facebook and Google to negotiate with media companies over the sharing of revenue, data and algorithms.
- Max Mason and Yolanda Redrup
October 2019
'It's a process': CBS committed to Ten's Aussie content
CBS global distribution chief executive Armando Nunez said the US media giant is committed to the Ten Network long term.
- Max Mason
![[L-R] Ten chief sales officer Rod Prosser, Ten CEO Paul Anderson and Ten chief content officer Beverley McGarvey.](https://static.ffx.io/images/$zoom_0.3077%2C$multiply_3%2C$ratio_1.777778%2C$width_1059%2C$x_354%2C$y_210/t_crop_custom/c_scale%2Cw_280%2Cq_52%2Cf_auto/20adfc293e614325f38c57106f569d15a106fb3c)
Ten targets SMEs with self-service ad platform
There are more than 2 million Australian SMEs, but they have generally shied away from television networks due to the cost of ads.
- Max Mason
September 2019
'We deserve more': Ten targets advertisers
Much of the network's success in the 2000s was because it could sell a younger audience effectively to media buyers, a strategy Ten hopes it can reprise.
- Max Mason