The players,frustrated at being unable to get a pay deal done,have opted for a media blackout. Now the NRL has had its say.
Five years of ratings data from the industry’s official provider shows the scale of the challenge faced by the national broadcaster as it deals with a generational shift in its ranks and audience.
Jase Hawkins is one half of KIIS 101.1’s breakfast show,Jase&Lauren.
Qantas has removed The Australian Financial Review from its in-flight Wi-Fi and no longer provides copies of the newspaper in its Chairman’s Lounge despite a commercial agreement with Nine to do so.
Twitter has a huge public profile that is relative to its earnings,making $19 million from Australia,according to its latest accounts.
The television and publishing company is trying to offset weaker-than-expected market conditions.
Grant Blackley is leaving the company,which owns Triple M,after an eight-year stint as CEO that coincided with the pandemic and a share price fall of nearly 80 per cent.
Most media companies have no plans to leave TikTok,despite government security fears and revelations by the platform’s owner,ByteDance,last year that its employees tracked journalists.
The federal government is planning to make streaming giants produce more local content. But nearly every proposed model will discount film acquisitions and sports broadcasting.
The online news publication has added a new defence in the defamation lawsuit brought against it by the Fox Corporation chief executive.
Media companies are warning the government against proposed reforms to the Privacy Act,claiming it would prevent journalists from doing their jobs.