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Nick TabakoffAssociate Editor

Nick Tabakoff is an Associate Editor of The Australian. Tabakoff, a two-time Walkley Award winner, has served in a host of high-level journalism roles across three decades, ­including Editor-at-Large and Associate Editor of The Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph, a previous stint at The Australian as Media Editor, as well as high-profile roles at the South China Morning Post, the Australian Financial Review, BRW and the Bulletin magazine.He has also worked in senior producing roles at the Nine Network and in radio.

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Decision near in ACP print dispute

Decision near in ACP print dispute

PRINTING and distribution group PMP says it expects a resolution in “weeks, not months” to talks it is holding with PBL Media’s ACP Magazines over whether it will continue as the company’s major printer.

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Foxtel surge defies ad dive

Foxtel surge defies ad dive

PAY-TV company Foxtel has underlined the advantages of subscription-driven media companies over those reliant on advertising in tough economic times by posting a huge rise in earnings over the last year.

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APN hit by weak NZ advert market

APN hit by weak NZ advert market

DIVERSIFIED media group APN News & Media is crossing its fingers that the troubled New Zealand advertising market does not deteriorate further after falling earnings from its newspapers across the Tasman dragged down APN’s half-yearly earnings.

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Harvey Norman happy with TiVo launch

Harvey Norman happy with TiVo launch

THE Seven Network’s newly launched TiVo digital video recorder will offer users the ability to download YouTube internet videoclips to the box free by the start of next year, according to the man charged with selling the product outside the US.

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Packer

PBL Media value slashed to zero

PBL Media – the private-equity-controlled company that houses the Packer family’s one-time flagship media assets, the Nine Network and ACP Magazines – has been valued at zero in a report by one of the country’s top media analysts.

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Organised crime gets into video piracy

Organised crime gets into video piracy

TWO of Australia’s leading media organisations say they are confronting the growing presence of organised crime networks involved in sophisticated television, DVD and internet piracy, costing the local media hundreds of millions of dollars a year.

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