Peter Costello's big regret: we should have taxed the internet
Governments could have raised "unbelievable amounts of money" by taxing the internet in its infancy, former treasurer Peter Costello says.
Zootopia topples Deadpool at US box office
Deadpool's three-week reign atop the box office has ended thanks to a handful of new openers, including Zootopia and London Has Fallen.
ABC the only one talking merger: SBS
SBS managing director Michael Ebeid has brushed off outgoing ABC boss Mark Scott's suggestion that the two public broadcasters should explore a merger.
Rupert Murdoch marries Jerry Hall
​Media mogul Rupert Murdoch and actress and model Jerry Hall have celebrated their marriage with a blessing service at St Bride's church on London's Fleet Street.
Government faces crossbench hurdles to pass media reform
Passage of the Turnbull government's changes to media ownership regulation remains under pressure with just two crossbench senators committing their support for the proposed reform.
Peter Costello's plans for Kerry Packer's former TV business
As Peter Costello, the new chairman of Nine Entertainment Co, sat next to the Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull last Wednesday, the ghost of K...
Optus approached Foxtel over EPL rights
Optus approached Foxtel about using its distribution to screen English Premier League games for the lucrative pubs and clubs market.
Todd Sampson invests in social start-up
Todd Sampson plans to back a new tech start-up after taking on his third board role with a company which matches high profile consumer brand...
Hacked and exhausted, 2GB's Chris Smith taps out for a week
Ten days ago, radio shock jock Chris Smith's Twitter account gave a spray to Sky News presenter Paul Murray.
Seven and Google sign content deal
Seven West Media has signed a deal to have its content from shows such as My Kitchen Rules and Home and Away streamed on Google's online vid...
