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ACM and Play HQ extend partnership to cover local football
Through the partnership, ACM will offer updates on local Aussie Rules games.
by Tess Connery – Apr 2, 2024
Medical Association calls for digital ban on junk food ads
“Allowing the processed food and advertising industries to set their own rules does not effectively protect children."
by Amy Shapiro – Apr 2, 2024
TV Report April 1, 2024: Who's still together? MAFS couples decide fates during Final Vows
Cash struggled to wrangle Stevie on Home & Away.
by Jasper Baumann – Apr 2, 2024
The Hallway's Chris Murphy on 'small compliments along the way' building a feedback culture
"You don't want to come across as deceptive, and that’s so easily, and so unintentionally done."
by Tess Connery – Apr 2, 2024
Instagram and Threads are limiting political content. This is terrible for democracy
This change not only signals Meta’s retreat from politics and news more broadly, but also challenges any sense of these platforms being good for democracy at all.
by Mediaweek Admin – Apr 2, 2024
Roundup: 10's last-minute Lehrmann case evidence, Cowboy Carter release, A-Leagues broadcast deal
Rod Sims, Meta shuts CrowdTangle, Discord to start showing ads, Channel Nine, Local kids’ content, I’m A Celebrity
by Mediaweek Admin – Apr 2, 2024
How magazine aggregator Readly convinced 30 Australian publishers to join the platform
Readly CEO Philip Lindqvist on the magazine sector's revival, pitching to publishers, and securing revenue streams.
by James Manning – Apr 1, 2024
TV Gold streaming guide: Binge-watch the best TV dramas so far in 2024
The Gentleman, Boy Swallows Universe, High Country and 15 other great drama hits so far in 2024
by James Manning – Mar 29, 2024
Snap and Integral Ad Science partner on brand safety reporting solution
Snap said it is confident the platform provides a premium, brand-safe advertising experience.
by Alisha Buaya – Mar 28, 2024
Nine staff warned against signing open letters or petitions
"The signing of open letters or petitions may constitute a breach of the code, and that signatories may be directed to undertake different work duties."
by Tess Connery – Mar 28, 2024
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