Media
The investments mark the first made by the advisory firm, which is currently in talks with prospective clients across Australia, the US, UK and Europe.
The offer comes as the broadcaster begins highly anticipated wage negotiations following recent job cuts and restructuring under new managing director Hugh Marks.
News Corp boss Robert Thomson has had his contract renewed, cementing his role after a decade transforming the company into a digital media powerhouse.
Australia now has a statutory tort of privacy — but with broad exemptions for journalists, the media is unlikely to ever be caught in its net.
As global crises escalate, new data shows Australians’ trust in news is flatlining — and distrust is rising — in an increasingly chaotic media landscape.
The two companies are expected to announce an agreement involving highly coveted streaming rights in the coming weeks. However, no deal has been finalised.
Paramount is set to actively pursue a fresh deal for rights to the A-Leagues as it enters the final months of its current agreement. It could face competition from Foxtel.
Foxtel has cut Kayo’s content production team as new owner DAZN begins reshaping the streamer to maximise its investment.
The Los Angeles-based AI firm is in talks with Australian publishers after finalising deals with the men's publisher Man of Many and the New Zealand publisher Stuff.
Hugh Marks' move to cancel Q+A is part of a bigger overhaul of the ABC that's expected to include jobs cuts, as the new managing director puts his stamp on the broadcaster.
Once a cornerstone of the national political conversation, Q+A ultimately couldn’t survive an increasingly fractured media landscape.
The ABC is set to pull the plug on its late-night panel program, ending years of speculation over its future.
The deal, which has not yet been finalised, represents a key component of Sky’s broadcast strategy, alongside a carriage agreement with Foxtel and a move to reach audiences on YouTube.
The polling firm has media partnerships with UK-based City AM, New Zealand's The Post, and the Australian Financial Review.
The new firm will advise media and tech companies on AI, sports rights and product growth.
Michael Stutchbury stood down as editor of the Australian Financial Review to the surprise of many colleagues last year. He told Capital Brief he’s excited to lead an influential think tank.
The public broadcaster's plans to implement a new operating model and change the way support staff work has unnerved employees and unions.
Vinyl Group alleges Luke Girgis faked payroll records to obtain a bank loan, as part of a broader legal dispute over his dismissal from The Brag Media.
AAP chair Gail Hambly told staff on Tuesday that the newswire’s chief executive will depart the organisation next month after three years in the role.
The media entrepreneur described Sandon's agitation towards the radio operator as "an insult to all shareholders who have obtained their shares legally".
The ASX-listed audio boss has defended his company's decision to resume paying dividends after coming under fire from Sandon Capital, which is seeking to spill the board.
Reporters will be taught how to use in-house tools like NewsGPT, as the company ramps up AI use ahead of pay talks and amid growing industry scrutiny.
Documents filed with the corporate regulator show Spotify took in about a quarter of the $194 million generated by Australia’s podcast industry last year.
Wells is taking over the communications portfolio as broadcasters push for reforms and Labor faces pressure on social media and gambling policy.
The corporate affairs boss and News Corp veteran will depart the leadership team after more than three decades, with his role to be split between two executives.
The Nine chief would not be drawn on a possible Premier League bid, after having clinched a major broadcast deal for the Rugby World Cup through to 2029.
The new assistant treasurer will come under heavy and immediate pressure from the tech and media industries over Labor's new levy on internet giants to fund journalism.