Vegas a winning gamble for Foxtel
Men’s and women’s rugby league players competing in Las Vegas is the proverbial starting whistle for a big month of Foxtel Group subscriptions, as last year proved.
Men’s and women’s rugby league players competing in Las Vegas is the proverbial starting whistle for a big month of Foxtel Group subscriptions, as last year proved.
After conceding he picks up the prime ministerial pooch’s poo, the PM then arked up after being pushed by Melbourne broadcaster Neil Mitchell on his continuing closeness to ex-Victorian premier Daniel Andrews.
Nine’s interim chief executive officer Matt Stanton says the network’s controversial reality show – which has this season been overshadowed by a police investigation – is one of the media company’s most valuable assets.
That figure could well nudge $2m by the time the matter concludes, given that it excludes the costs of the ABC’s own sizeable in-house legal team.
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