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Ten in 2017: Returning to regular suppliers
Features

Ten in 2017: Returning to regular suppliers

Beverley McGarvey orders more from Endemol Shine and Working Dog

by James Manning – Nov 6, 2016

Seven in 2017: Will My Kitchen Rules be its unstoppable force again?
Television

Seven in 2017: Will My Kitchen Rules be its unstoppable force again?

Hoges, Warnie and ONJ join real crime and real estate porn next year

by James Manning – Nov 5, 2016

Subscription TV chart for week 44
Entertainment

Subscription TV chart for week 44

V8 Supercars Gold Coast Race 23 tops the subscription TV chart with 196,000 viewers in live and timeshifted viewing.

by Mediaweek Admin – Nov 4, 2016

November 4-6: Monarchs, Molly and "inaudible dialogue"
Television

November 4-6: Monarchs, Molly and "inaudible dialogue"

TV critic Andrew Mercado’s rundown on what to watch on the box this weekend

by Andrew Mercado – Nov 4, 2016

International TV Charts: Brits love Bake Off, baseball rules the US chart
Entertainment

International TV Charts: Brits love Bake Off, baseball rules the US chart

The Chicago Cubs' winning streak in the baseball World Series gave the FOX network a boost in week 6 of the US TV ratings, while The Great British Bake Off handed BBC1 the top UK TV spot for the week once again.

by Mediaweek Admin – Nov 4, 2016

ABC's Catalyst returning in 2017 with a new hour-long format
News

ABC's Catalyst returning in 2017 with a new hour-long format

Catalyst will recruit an experienced executive producer to manage a small internal production team

by Mediaweek Admin – Nov 4, 2016

TV Ratings: Summer Of Cricket gives Nine a narrow win
Television

TV Ratings: Summer Of Cricket gives Nine a narrow win

Mediaweek editor James Manning looks at last night’s TV ratings

by James Manning – Nov 4, 2016

ESPN Australia pulls record audiences with US sports coverage
Sports

ESPN Australia pulls record audiences with US sports coverage

Local reporting on AFL trade week and the espnW section have also added to the growth

by Mediaweek Admin – Nov 4, 2016

2017 Upfront: TEN promises growth to continue
News

2017 Upfront: TEN promises growth to continue

Domestic schedule at 7.30pm year-round, the return of Russell Coight, and much more

by Mediaweek Admin – Nov 4, 2016

Inside Mediaweek #1280: Special Upfronts Edition
Television

Inside Mediaweek #1280: Special Upfronts Edition

This week: Kim Doherty’s first interview as EIC of The Weekly, plus previewing 2017 at Ten, Seven, ABC networks + Mamamia

by Mediaweek Admin – Nov 3, 2016

Foxtel offers new bundles for NBN
News

Foxtel offers new bundles for NBN

The move marks Foxtel’s initial push to offer NBN services to new and current subscribers

by Mediaweek Admin – Nov 3, 2016

Foxtel extends partnership BBC Worldwide ANZ for on demand service
Television

Foxtel extends partnership BBC Worldwide ANZ for on demand service

The new arrangement provides a significant boost of the BBC’s signature programming to Foxtel’s on demand service

by Mediaweek Admin – Nov 3, 2016

TV Ratings: is The Block the last format standing?
Television

TV Ratings: is The Block the last format standing?

Mediaweek editor James Manning looks at last night’s TV ratings

by Mediaweek Admin – Nov 3, 2016

Media profits: 21st Century Fox Q1 ending September 30, 2016
News

Media profits: 21st Century Fox Q1 ending September 30, 2016

Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch: "We demonstrated strong operational momentum across our global businesses"

by Mediaweek Admin – Nov 3, 2016

TV drama spend at all-time high: $843m across 118 productions
Entertainment

TV drama spend at all-time high: $843m across 118 productions

A report by Screen Australia shows Oz TV drama at a record high and a rise in local feature film production

by Mediaweek Admin – Nov 3, 2016

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