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Free-to-air rich list: the top 35 salaries in TV
A decline in ad revenue means the days of big network contracts are long gone, but our biggest earners still command eye-watering salaries | READ THE LIST
MEDIA DIARY
The Project ‘under review’ at Ten
The Project is officially under review at Ten as the network plans the launch of a new current affairs program targeting older audiences.
EXCLUSIVE
Man bites Bear: ‘new CEO to be taught lesson’ over tabloid past
Anthony De Ceglie’s media career has left him off-side with many of those people he will now need to court in his role with the Perth Bears.
MEDIA
Newshound Tabakoff signs off … in full voice
Media heavyweights – past and present – came together at a Sydney pub on Thursday night to mark the retirement of one of journalism’s great characters, Nick Tabakoff.
MEDIA
Netflix moves to lift veil on local ratings
So far, Netflix is the only global streaming platform to commit to having its audience independently measured and reported by OzTAM.
THE GROWTH AGENDA
The sweet taste of success as Tim Tams go global
Arnott’s Group is ramping up its global ambitions as it continues to reap the benefits of Tim Tam’s local and international growth.
EXCLUSIVE
Self-regulation crucial in ad landscape being transformed by AI
The advertising media and marketing industry must maintain self-regulation for its commercial activities if it is to continue to be a successful driver of economic growth, say industry body representatives.
OPINION
Change spreads sideways: Why social networks are behaviour change’s secret weapon
Driving behavioural change doesn’t have to involve big lofty ideas. Ogilvy’s Joel Clegg writes that influencing the culture that surrounds your target audience can be the most effective means to encourage change.
MEDIA
Plucky Perth paper presses its own case for survival
The Post’s new printing press may have also opened up for the publication of the Australian Financial Review on the other side of the Nullarbor.
THE GROWTH AGENDA
Life, and many more bloody good reasons to give
A campaign to encourage 100,000 Aussies to donate blood has outperformed its target by tapping into the authentic reality behind the activity.
 
 
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