Nine builds juggernaut
Nine has scored big with its Lego show, with a record 2 million-plus viewers tuning in to the finale.
Nine has scored big with its Lego show, with a record 2 million-plus viewers tuning in to the finale.
The penultimate, controversial episode of the hit drama series set a new ratings benchmark.
Staff at The West Australian and Sunday Times have been warned that more jobs may go.
A show about building Lego has mastered the ratings race and earned a second season.
A multi-million-dollar advertising spending bonanza is set to flood the media market ahead of the federal election.
Free-to-air and pay-TV are pulling out all the stops in their election coverage.
Media company HT&E’s revenue fell 5 per cent in the first quarter and it now plans cost savings.
More than $57 million has been splashed out on federal election advertising, with Clive Palmer accounting for the vast majority.
Nine decided not to send SMH and Age reporters with the leaders for most of the five-week election campaign.
Former ABC chair Maurice Newman attacks the broadcaster’s new managing director for his “partisan’’ position.
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