Media & marketing
Play School staffer sues the ABC over fixed-term contracts
The case, brought by the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance, has been filed in the Federal Court on behalf of Tom Scott, a digital producer on the children’s show.
- Calum Jaspan
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The Murdochs are stuck in a multibillion-dollar family feud. The empire they’re fighting over is flourishing
Why is a pair of legacy media companies controlled by a dysfunctional dynasty so popular with investors?
- The Economist
- Exclusive
- Seven West Media
Australian Financial Review mulls print return in WA as press monopoly broken
The Australian Financial Review is considering bringing back the printed edition to WA via a new press owned by a popular independent newspaper.
- Hamish Hastie
Kayo’s Super Saturday footy is about to get more expensive
Less than two months into its ownership by British streamer DAZN, Foxtel is raising the entry-level price of its sports streaming app, Kayo.
- Calum Jaspan
- Updated
- Nine Entertainment
Staff shake-up at 2GB, 3AW fuels sale speculation
The sales teams for Nine’s audio division, which houses the radio stations, are moving out of the media company’s headquarters in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth.
- Calum Jaspan
Jacinta Price finds electoral silver lining for defeated conservatives
The Liberals are devastated and the Coalition is dead, but the senator is claiming credit for the Greens’ demise.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
Why this award-winning Fox veteran no longer watches cable news
Australian-born David Hill will collect back-to-back lifetime achievement awards this week for his contributions to sports television, including decades working for Kerry Packer and Rupert Murdoch.
- Michael Koziol
CBS News chief forced out amid tensions with Trump
Wendy McMahon told staff “it’s become clear the company and I do not agree on the path forward”. Her exit comes with CBS’s parent company Paramount in talks to settle a $US20 billion lawsuit brought by Trump.
- Michael M. Grynbaum
‘Final straw’: BBC’s Gary Lineker quits over social media controversy
The BBC’s highest-paid presenter and long-time face of English football coverage resigned over a post widely condemned as antisemitic.
- Rob Harris
- Analysis
- Roberts-Smith case
The seven words that ended Ben Roberts-Smith’s $1.5m appeal bid
The former soldier hoped a secret recording would salvage his legal case, but it was a siren call that dashed him on the rocks.
- Harriet Alexander
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