Media

Lack of competition in ad tech affecting publishers, advertisers and consumers. A lack of competition and transparency in the digital advertising technology supply chain is impacting publishers, advertisers and consumers and needs to be addressed, according to the interim report for

Media start-up The New Daily pushes for new media financing model. In a submission to the federal Senate standing committee on Environment and Communication, start-up “The New Daily” has called for the adoption of the federal governments proposed “Mandatory Bargaining

Streaming speeds are a major issue for many Australians. The nationally representative survey of 12,208 respondents found that 85% of respondents stream content online – that’s equivalent to 16.5 million Australians using streaming services such as Netflix and Stan. The

Dr Bernard Malik to Launch Tv Asia Australia Channel in Brisbane. Tv Asia Australia has announced the start of their service in Brisbane, serving the Asian Australian population The television station will be headquartered in Brisbane, Australia, with offices in

The ever-astute Paddy Manning is sadly to fall (relatively) silent. Throsby will miss Paddy’s piercing analyses of #AusPol at The Monthly, and his commentary on shearing techniques down at the sheep farm. Manning, who was contributing politics editor to The

More than 5.2 million consumers now on higher speed broadband. The number of higher speed broadband services exceeded 5 million for the first time, jumping from 4.9 million to over 5.2 million last quarter, according to the ACCC’s Wholesale Market

Basic accounting error by newspaper “falsely denigrates” Bayside Council. Bayside Council has slammed the Sydney Morning Herald for making a $240million error. The council has demanded a retraction and called on the Sydney Morning Herald to print corrected figures with

Australian radio history was made on Saturday night. Possibly world radio history. By Allan Black . On Saturday night October 3rd, from 6pm till midnight on 2CH Sydney, after 78 years, DJ Bob Rogers aged 93 hosted his last radio

Barely Gettin’ By podcast season three: American Carnage. Historians Dr Emma Shortis and Dr Chloe Ward are back for a third season of popular politics and culture podcast Barley Gettin’ By. RMIT podcast hosts Dr Emma Shortis and Dr Chloe

NOVA Chief Commercial Officer Peter Charlton will succeed CEO Cathy O’Connor on 2 November 2020. Ms O’Connor’s 18 year stint with the company included 12 years as CEO. She is leaving NOVA to take over as CEO of oOh!media Limited.

Law Council welcomes recommendations for sweeping changes to media freedom laws. The Law Council of Australia has welcomed key recommendations of the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security in its review of press freedom, including the requirement for search

The sale of Australian Associated Press to a consortium of impact investors and philanthropists has been formally completed, ending 85 years of ownership by Australia’s major publishing groups. The national news agency will continue to provide an independent breaking news

The AAP is in the final stages of a sale of its Newswire to a consortium of impact investors and philanthropists. The new owners will continue the news agency operations to provide breaking news, public interest journalism, sports coverage, and

Australian Associated Press (AAP) today announced the closure of the AAP Newswire and the Pagemasters editorial production service. This difficult decision has been forced by the decline in the number of media companies subscribing to the news wire service in