Time is Now for Nine streaming
Viewers will have access to all of Channel 9’s content in live and on-demand formats.
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What pushed Gyngell to the brink?
It was the culmination of years of simmering tension between Nine’s chairman and CEO.
Gordon’s top-up sealed Nine deal
Bruce Gordon agreed to a secret payment to top up fees paid by WIN Corp to its affiliate partner Nine Entertainment.
Nine ends Daily Mail venture
Nine Entertainment has pulled the plug on its online joint venture with British newspaper the Daily Mail amid mounting losses.
Nine and Daily Mail part ways
Nine has ended its controversial joint venture with the loss-making Daily Mail Australia website.
Nine confirms Apollo’s exit
Nine Entertainment Co has confirmed that US hedge fund Apollo Global Management has finally cut ties.
Nine, News try to break impasse
News Corp and Nine Entertainment will hold talks within weeks in a bid to break the impasse over the NRL rights.
Marks has new take on Nine role
Hugh Marks doesn’t view Nine Entertainment Co as a free-to-air television business.
Nine, Southern Cross talk $2bn link
Nine and Southern Cross admit they have been holding high-level ‘discussions’ about a merger.
Nine, Southern Cross in talks
Nine and Southern Cross Austereo have held negotiations towards a merger that bypasses media ownership laws.
Kevin Crowe quits Nine board
Apollo nominee Kevin Crowe has resigned from the board of Nine following the US hedge fund’s sell down.
Nine confirms Marks as CEO
Nine Entertainment has confirmed Hugh Marks as its new CEO, replacing long-serving boss David Gyngell.
News Corp closes in on Sky deal
News Corp is on track to buy Sky News Australia before Christmas as negotiations with shareholders progress.
Marks set to replace Gyngell
Nine Entertainment director Hugh Marks is in the box seat to replace outgoing chief executive David Gyngell.
The Verdict is in on Stefanovic
Channel 9’s new panel show makes established formats look tame.
Nine revamps digital focus
Nine Entertainment Company has undertaken a management restructure to reflect a fast-changing media landscape.
Twitter’s echo chamber of fury
The discipline of 140 characters was once a delicious challenge — now it’s like walking into a bar brawl.
Seven leads ad revenue
The Seven Network has retained its advertising revenue leadership in July.
Gyngell gloomy on ads before sale
David Gyngell told confidants in private meetings that the Nine Network was suffering severe advertising pressure.
ASIC queries Gyngell stock sale
At least one major buyer saw value in David Gyngell’s Nine Entertainment this week as the stock tanked.
Nine in box seat as Oaktree sells
Oaktree Capital last night sold half its stake just hours after the media company inked a deal to offload its events business.
Nine to buy into youth market
Nine Entertainment has agreed to buy 66 per cent of youth-focused brand Pedestrian.tv for about $11m as traditional media chases young millennials.
Nine’s Gyngell, Haslingden may swap
Nine Entertainment is buzzing with talk that chairman David Haslingden and chief executive David Gyngell will swap roles.
Nine boss calls for calm over threats
NINE boss David Gyngell has mounted a defence of the free-to-air television industry, as the company’s shares rose after a robust result.
Japes on a train
THERE’S something callous about the way federal Labor is starting to ignore Tony Abbott and shift its firepower to Malcolm Turnbull.
Mail Online seeks Nine fee cut
MAIL Online’s relations with joint venture partner Nine Entertainment have come under intense strain amid a row about commission fees.
Gyngell dispels resignation rumour
DAVID Gyngell plans to stay as chief executive at Nine Entertainment Co beyond the end of his contract in two years’ time.
Nine dumps regional merger plan
THE chief executive of Nine Entertainment has abandoned longstanding plans for a mega-merger with a regional TV network.
Nine rules out regional TV merger
NINE boss David Gyngell has ruled out merging with a regional TV network, saying he will soon reach regional viewers with programming online.
Weak ad outlook leaves Nine hanging
NINE Entertainment chief executive David Gyngell has admitted he is unsure if the company’s US hedge fund owners will sell.
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