Advertising market on edge during these uncertain times Ad market’s uncertain times
International events, such as Brexit, along with upcoming elections in Australia are dampening the nation’s advertising market.
International events, such as Brexit, along with upcoming elections in Australia are dampening the nation’s advertising market.
Romance trumped food in TV’s first big ratings showdown of 2019.
Nine and Seven have both claimed success after the networks swapped major sports for the summer.
The Australian’s print and digital platforms have delivered fast-paced growth to top 3.6 million monthly readers.
The new entertainment reporter on Nine’s rebooted Today says she can’t celebrate Australia Day on 26 January.
Nine’s hotly-anticipated Today breakfast show was watched by just 196,652 viewers across the five metropolitan cities.
Network Ten’s early launch of reality show I’m a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here! proved popular with viewers on Sunday night.
The lucrative battle for television viewers this year is gearing up to be a cracker.
The embattled public broadcaster is in further hot water for underpaying up to 2,500 casual staff over the past six years.
The publisher of New Idea magazine will launch its new monthly masthead, that’s life!, on January 21.
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