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Mediaweek Australia
Broadcast Media Production and Distribution
Sydney, New South Wales 19,372 followers
Australia’s top media trade outlet covering publishing, TV, digital, radio, outdoor advertising and entertainment media.
About us
Mediaweek is a highly respected trade journal for the media covering newspapers, magazines, TV, digital, radio, outdoor advertising and entertainment media Mediaweek consists of the daily "Mediaweek Morning Report" e-newsletter with up-to-date info about what's going on in the Australian media industry.
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https://mediaweek.com.au
External link for Mediaweek Australia
- Industry
- Broadcast Media Production and Distribution
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Sydney, New South Wales
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1990
Locations
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Sydney, New South Wales 2000, AU
Employees at Mediaweek Australia
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Rowena Millward
Global Expert in Growth & Reinvention for companies and people. Scale-ups to Fortune 500. Founder Uncomfortable Growth®: Consulting, Capability…
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Kellie Brown
Director, Digital, Marketing + Editorial @ MW // Storyteller // Content Producer // Creator of Vibes ✨
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Brittney Rigby
Journalist | Editor | Comms Specialist
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Andrew Mercado
Aussie TV and Film Historian, writer, presenter, trivia host, former cinema owner
Updates
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IMAA reveals the eight finalists of its inaugural Pitch-Chella initiative Sam Buchanan - MAICD, JP: “Each pitch demonstrated a high level of creativity and innovation, and a deep understanding of the brief, target audience and desired result.” IMAA - Independent Media Agencies Australia
IMAA reveals the eight finalists of its inaugural Pitch-Chella initiative
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Gravity Media and TEG Sport team up to deliver Perth International Football Cup coverage Mike Purcell: “Football is in our production and broadcast DNA.”
Gravity Media and TEG Sport team up to deliver Perth International Football Cup coverage
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QMS delivers 40,000 pieces of Paris Olympics 2024 content Tim Murphy: “The Paris 2024 Olympic Games have been the preeminent display of how brands can utilise DOOH’s immediacy and its geographical impact to deliver broadcast scale audience reach.”
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Omnicom unites creative networks and agencies under new Omnicom Advertising Group (OAG) banner The restructure brings together BBDO Worldwide, DDB, TBWA\Worldwide, and the agencies under Omnicom Advertising Collective.
Omnicom unites creative networks and agencies under new Omnicom Advertising Group banner
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DAB+ Radio Ratings 2024, Survey 5: Coles Radio and smoothfm dominate TikTok Trending station ranks in Top 5 in four metro markets.
DAB+ Radio Ratings 2024, Survey 5: Coles Radio and smoothfm dominate
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Paramount and Football Australia complete multi year, multi-platform media rights deal Football Australia brokered the agreement in partnership with IMG.
Paramount and Football Australia complete multi year, multi-platform media rights deal
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Nine Entertainment full year results: Small fall in revenue sends profit down 28% Confirmation that Paris Olympic Games driving revenue higher for Nine and 9Now in Q1 of FY25.
Nine Entertainment full year results: Small fall in revenue sends profit down 28%
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Sydney Roosters stars lead ‘Crunch Time’ for Red Rooster via Leo Burnett Australia Ashley Hughes: “Reds has been a sponsor of the Roosters for years, but this is the first campaign we have created celebrating the partnership.”
Sydney Roosters stars lead ‘Crunch Time’ for Red Rooster via Leo Burnett
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Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) reveals how Nine’s Ben Fordham and 3AW breached broadcasting rules Creina Chapman GAICD: “These kind of commercial disclosure breaches have the potential to erode the public’s trust in current affairs programming.”
ACMA reveals how Nine’s Ben Fordham and 3AW breached broadcasting rules
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