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Mediaweek TV Podcast - March 2016 [2016 Ep 07]
Mediaweek editor James Manning and deputy editor Dan Barrett discuss the big news stories about the TV sector.
by Mediaweek Admin – Mar 19, 2016
UPDATE: Now with the EPL, will Michael Ebeid and SBS still want A-League games?
SBS boss Michael Ebeid talks about the new EPL and FIFA World Cup deal with Optus
by James Manning – Mar 18, 2016
SBS the first part of the Optus programming plan for English Premier League. Optus to share World Cup.
SBS will screen one EPL game every week under a multi-platform deal with Optus.
by James Manning – Mar 17, 2016
Optus unveils plans for the English Premier League
Optus to launch Australia’s first ever 24/7 football channel exclusively for the EPL with up to 10 sub-channels, which will carried on Optus TV with Fetch.
by Mediaweek Admin – Mar 17, 2016
iHeartRadio Australia Live launches March events
iHeartRadio Australia is gearing up for two huge iHeartRadio Australia Live events in March
by Mediaweek Admin – Mar 2, 2016
Fox Sports extra: Patrick Delany on anti-siphoning, EPL & Optus plus subscription fees
Fox Sports boss tells if he has spoken to Optus since the EPL deal
by Mediaweek Admin – Feb 28, 2016
After previous deals with Netflix, Optus now offering bonus Stan subscriptions
Optus has announced its offer of bonus subscriptions to Stan for eligible customers
by Mediaweek Admin – Feb 2, 2016
Top 25 Media People 2015: Optus CEO Allen Lew
Top 25 Media People in 2015: Optus CEO Allen Lew
by Mediaweek Admin – Jan 6, 2016
Unruly and Emotive partner to increase social video impact
Unruly and Emotive have partnered to help increase the shareability and impact of social video ads
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 18, 2015
How Netflix and YouTube could drive viewers through sport
Roy Morgan research has found validity in audience interest in sports being streamed through Netflix and YouTube, but do the streaming giants have any interest?
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 9, 2015
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