Big brands turn to indie agencies
The trade body representing independent media agencies now numbers close to 180 and its members are luring big-spending advertisers away from global media agency groups.
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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.
New streamer Max to enter crowded market
The platform’s entry into the already crowded streaming market in Australia has been the subject of industry speculation for more than a year.
ABC’s $1.1m legal bill for Lattouf case
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.
Nine ‘under pressure’ on CoStar bid for Domain
Nine chair Catherine West will face immense pressure to successfully negotiate the sale of real estate platform Domain to US property giant CoStar.
Fordham enjoying the view from the top
With the departure of top-rating presenter Ray Hadley at the end of 2024, 2GB breakfast host Ben Fordham suddenly found himself the king of Sydney radio.
Leaders’ ‘friendly’ interviews as election draws near
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton hit the podcasts and their preferred media outlets as Abbie Chatfield declares ‘my primary goal in this is to get Labor back into government’.
Axe falls at radio group Southern Cross Austereo
Australian’s biggest radio network Southern Cross Austereo is set to axe dozens of jobs across the company, as it continues to cut costs in a challenging operating environment.
ABC roasts Labor HQ over Dutton ‘Mediscare’ attack ad
A ripper ABC yarn has uncovered a shocking distortion of the truth in an ad authorised by ALP head office. It featured a 2014 clip of the then health minister declaring ‘Medicare is dead’. Damaging? Yes. True? No. | WATCH
Gordon times his run carefully in licence sell-off
After selling off WIN’s northern NSW TV licences, Nine’s largest shareholder, billionaire Bruce Gordon, is free to lift his stake to a dominant position.
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