Seven pulling the plug on cricket
Seven is seeking to terminate its cricket broadcast deal, firing off a legal letter to Cricket Australia giving notice it will cancel the contract.
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Cricket’s summer of discontent looms
Cricket won’t budge in negotiations with its networks ahead of the summer but has a major problem with both.
Kennett’s Seven gig turned off
The former Victorian premier pocketed $165,000 in the final year of his consulting agreement with Kerry Stokes’ group.
Cricket Australia ‘ripping off fans’
James Warburton has hit out at Cricket Australia, which is holding off renegotiating its broadcast deal at a lesser value – a move most other sports have made.
Seven focused on cutting costs
Shares in media group Seven tumble after COVID advertising slump slashes its profit in half.
Seven paid departing Worner $3m
Former Seven West CEO Tim Worner was paid $3m in his final year with the Kerry Stokes-controlled media company.
Media giant’s earnings cut by half
One of Australia’s largest commercial media companies says COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on advertising revenue and cut its earnings in half.
Seven West’s five-year fightback plan
Seven West Media will develop a five-year plan for its WA newspapers in the wake of a review by former Farifax boss Greg Hywood.
Worner back in the saddle?
Could Tim Worner be heading to the racing world? His year-long gardening leave that followed his departure from Seven West Media last August is up any day now.
Mr Ambitious goes hunting
If Seven’s James ‘Mr Ambitious’ Warburton is going hunting, he’ll need to be creative.
‘Is this ABC’s Probyn calling?’
When a familiar voice called ABC Radio 666 with a complaint, the announcer had to ask: is this Andrew Probyn from the ABC?
Seven West prepares to face its cricket test
Seven West Media plans to cash in on its $450 million deal to televise men’s Test matches and the Big Bash League.
Plea puzzle in Raschke’s case
Rob Raschke ponders the first steps in rebuilding his 34-year career ruined by 10 seconds of madness; plus is it curtains for Carla McGrath?
Worner’s day in court
Seven West Media CEO Tim Worner may be dragged into court case, Fairfax’s history rewrite and who replaces Ita at Studio 10?
TV gossip a little off target
Australian Spartan may have flopped but it did produce a great item of TV gossip. Pity it’s not true.
The Money Cafe: End of coal?
The end of coal, the future of free-to-air TV, Domino’s difficulties and a sobering story from the City of London.
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