TV networks get new ratings format
Television ratings are about to be overhauled that will reveal how many Australians are tuning into catch-up TV.
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Vaccine scare ads ‘weak, ineffective’
The commonwealth’s ‘graphic’ Covid-19 ad for Sydney residents is a bid to get more people to follow NSW’s lockdown rules and get vaccinated as the virus continues to spread.
Ad concern as 2GB ratings slip
Nine Radio’s Sydney station 2GB has seen significant falls to its key demographics and industry experts say it could result in decreases to their advertising revenue.
Privacy fears for ABC user details
Australia’s privacy commissioner has raised concerns with the ABC’s new compulsory log-ins for iview access, forcing the delay to its rollout.
Tech media deals worth $500m
The signed content-sharing arrangements between the nation’s major media outlets and tech giants Google and Facebook are worth a total of about $500m.
‘Spineless’ Nine radio bosses running ‘scared’ of Twitter
Staff at Nine Radio accuse management of lowering the conversative tone and being ‘scared’ of social media activists.
Covid’s boring, and I’m not: King Kyle reigns
Radio kings Kyle Sandilands and Alan Jones are polar opposites but both adhere to the broadcasting maxim: give the listeners reason to tune in.
ABC caned on call to fund Milligan case
Former ABC presenter, senator Sarah Henderson lashes the move to fund the case, which was launched over a series of tweets.
Alan Jones ponders return to radio airwaves
More than a year after leaving the breakfast radio slot, Alan Jones says he would be tempted to return to the airwaves if the right offer came along.
Nine fined for overcharging customers
Nine Entertainment fined $450,000, must reimburse hundreds of thousands of subscribers.
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