Ad sales in recovery at News Corp Australia
NEWS Corp chief executive Robert Thomson says advertising revenue is recovering at the company’s Australian newspapers.
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Save it for later
KIM Williams argues it was his launch of Chris Bowen’s book that finally cooked his goose as News Corp Australia chief.
Loose lips sink Aston’s ship
WHILE Fairfax journos consider strikes to score a pay rise, Rear Window’s Joe Aston used an imaginary offer from The Oz to raise his salary
The problem is Tim Blair
IF News Corp would stop running articles about Muslim books, things would be dandy.
Flawed sales model key to CEO’s demise
THE publication of extracts from Kim Williams’ new book has started a blame game about his abrupt departure from News Corp Australia.
Gyngell takes poaching personally
NINE CEO David Gyngell has labelled News Corp Australia his “personal enemy” after Fox Sports secured the services of highly regarded Nine executive Scott Briggs.
No cause for regret: Kim Williams
KIM Williams has broken his year-long silence on News Corp, criticising editors for failing to understand the advertising model he introduced.
Ghosts of Williams’ strategy laid bare
ONE year has passed since former News Corp Australia chief executive Kim Williams left the company.
News sees ad ‘green shoots’
NEWS Corporation has sighted the ‘green shoots’ of recovery in the advertising market for its Australian newspapers.
News Corp proves content still king
AS the world’s largest newspaper company on a revenue basis, News Corp is at the very centre of a global debate about the value of content
News says ad decline slowing
NEWS Corp CEO Robert Thomson says “green shoots” are visible in the Australian advertising market.
News points to growth potential
NEWS Corp has posted a 12pc rise in reported earnings after completing its first fiscal year as a stand-alone publishing company.
Fairfax tweets itself into failure
THERE is a special place where no one cares how much the NBN costs. It’s called the Twittersphere.
Labor ‘can’t blame media’ for loss
LABOR’S election advertising strategist, Dee Madigan, says the party cannot blame the media for its 2013 defeat.
Clive Palmer escaping scrutiny
MANY in the fourth estate are unwilling to tell the real story behind the Clive Palmer show.
News takes Mail Online to court
NEWS Corp Australia is preparing to take the Mail Online to the Federal Court in what will be a global test case.
‘Watch out for a focused Murdoch’
THE world’s most powerful advertising executive has warned News Corporation’s rivals to “watch out” as the media company becomes more focused.
Paul Barry’s smoking gun Smoking gun: Paul Barry finds out how News Corp and Big Tobacco overthrew Whitlam
NEXT on Twitter, the Media Watch host will blame us for the Great Flood.
One ambition left in journalism: Mitchell
GOSSIP columnist Joe Aston has been speculating about succession at News Corp Australia. What could have piqued his interest?
News warns Mail: stop lifting
THE Daily Mail Online’s Australian arm could face a lawsuit if it does not stop lifting content from News Corp Australia newspapers.
Cowley retreats on News criticism
FORMER CEO of News’s Australian arm, Ken Cowley, is seeking legal advice over a Fairfax Media article that quoted him criticising News Corp.
New chief for REA
NEWS Corp’s online advertising juggernaut REA is today expected to announce its new CEO.
I was misquoted: Ken Cowley
FORMER News Corp chief Ken Cowley has denied he made critical comments about the company attributed to him in a Fairfax newspaper report.
Foundry in the hackathon race
RECIPES from the Taste.com.au platform could be coming soon to your Fitbit or Jawbone wearable fitness device.
Price tag packs a punch
NEWS Corporation spent about $200,000 on the Packer-Gyngell fight photographs for just one week’s usage.
A romantic vision for the future
NEWS Corp did not purchase book publisher Harlequin for eight times earnings only for its burgeoning sales in the romance genre.
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