Racing boss loses case against ABC
Racing boss Peter V’landys has lost his case against the ABC over a program that spliced his interview with graphic footage of horses being slaughtered.
Media
Lifting the lid on the coronavirus cover-up
It’s the burning question of our time: what really happened in Wuhan? For Sharri Markson, it’s a question that needs to be unpicked sooner rather than later.
News Corp targets digital surge
Media major News Corp is eyeing off further sharp growth in its burgeoning subscription base following a surge in audience engagement over the past year.
Union cries foul on ABC funding
The media union’s claims that the ABC’s ‘dwindling resources’ are under siege have been labelled ‘demonstrably false’ by the federal government.
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Seven nets $150 million profit
SEVEN West Media is back in the black after reporting a $150 million profit in its half-year results. The media company is in turnaround mode.
Time Warner Cable bought for $50b
COMCAST will buy Time Warner Cable for $US45.2 billion ($50 billion) in stock, in a deal that would combine America’s top cable TV companies.
Lego recreates famous TV ads
EVERYONE loves Lego right? And who wouldn’t after this great stunt which saw the toy brand recreate shot-for-shot these four famous ads on TV?
It costs how much to make a Super Bowl ad?
THEY’RE watched millions of times around the world – often more than the game itself. So are the massive Super Bowl ads actually worth the money?
Tarantino sues Gawker over leaked script
OSCAR winning screenwriter Quentin Tarantino has slapped website Gawker with a lawsuit for posting a link to a leaked copy of his latest script.
Knock knock. It’s JT at your door
WOULD you freak out if Justin Timberlake showed up at your door? You know, just to chat. MasterCard is giving one fan the ‘priceless’ experience.
Power players die on weekend
THE business community is mourning the deaths of Southern Cross Austereo’s Stephen Kelly and Goodman Fielder’s Andrew Hipperson.
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.
‘One of the great blunders in movie history’
TWO titans of the movie industry are heading to court over a simple mistake that went incredibly sour. Find out what has them at war.
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