Start the Week: TV industry's ratings system red faces; 69% think there are too many betting adsListen now | Welcome to Start the Week, our Monday scene-setter for the week ahead. Today: Public opposition to betting ads on the rise; Details emerge…
The tide turns for gambling ads and the mood music gets louder for TikTok. The next big publishing play exits stealth mode. And News Corp, Ooh Media and…
If it wasn’t for the fact that TikTok is eating their breakfast, lunch and dinner, the people at Meta would probably be grateful for its existence…
News Corp's Michael Miller on reaching 1m subscriptions, negotiations with Facebook, the economic challenge of AI, and navigating advertiser…Today’s edition features one of the big beasts of Australian media - a rare, full length interview with News Corp Australasia’s executive chairman…
Welcome to a midweek update of Unmade, the media and marketing industry update your boss reads. Today: Changed work habits, and a fall on The Unmade…
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Start the Week: ABC to review its radio ratings decline; Dan Sinfield moves on from Meta; Anti-siphoning deadline approachesListen now | Welcome to Start the Week, our Monday scene-setter for the week ahead. Today: The ABC wakes up to its radio ratings crisis Another…
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Welcome to a Friday update of Unmade, the industry publication your boss reads. Today, we dive into the radio ratings and the podcast rankings, and…
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Welcome to a midweek edition of Unmade, Today, how the viewing audience became savvy to TV editing techniques, plus, the Unmade Index captures a messy…
Welcome to Tuesdata, our weekly members-only analysis of the media and marketing industry. In today’s edition we look at the sector currently most…
Today: When Twitter, broadcasting and politics collide; Mumbrella takes on Campaign Brief; radio’s news renaissance and a great IWD project