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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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Media overhaul in CVC game plan

Media overhaul in CVC game plan

PRIVATE equity group CVC Asia Pacific yesterday converted its option over a 50 per cent stake in PBL Media, assuming formal control of the venture, but the firm remains on the prowl for big, opportunistic investments.

Business
Austar sits tight, predators circle

Austar sits tight, predators circle

REGIONAL pay-TV operator Austar said yesterday it was yet to receive an offer that warranted the sale of the company to takeover predators, in the wake of last month’s decision by its US majority owner, John Malone’s Liberty Global, to walk away from discussions with Foxtel.

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Striking Fairfax workers risk fines

Striking Fairfax workers risk fines

STAFF at the Sydney operations of Fairfax Media, including The Sydney Morning Herald and The Sun-Herald, face fines totalling $1.5million after last night launching indefinite strike action in defence of up to 35 production workers who will be made redundant under a company reorganisation.

Business
News Corp sells out of Fairfax

News Corp sells out of Fairfax

News Corp has sold the 7.5 per cent stake in Fairfax Media it acquired in October last year. The company sold its 75 million shares in Fairfax at $5.07 per share, a fact confirmed by both parties this morning.

Media
Gordon to take war to Adelaide

Gordon to take war to Adelaide

BRUCE Gordon’s WIN Corporation is set to take its bidding war with PBL Media to round three in Adelaide, after it yesterday lobbed what it hopes is a knockout bid in excess of $200 million for the NBN Television network, which is also coveted by the Nine network.

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