Seven report a 'whitewash'
Amber Harrison is strongly considering a 'tell-all' TV interview regarding the Tim Worner scandal and has discouraged women from working at Seven West Media.
Seven board clears Tim Worner
Seven's board of directors have concluded Tim Worner will continue as chief executive.
Arnie to Donald: ‘Why don’t we switch jobs?’
Donald Trump taunted Arnold Schwarzenegger about his reality show ratings, and the action star fired back.
Sheila McGregor resigns from Seven board
Seven West Media non-executive director Sheila McGregor has resigned from the board.
WIN eyes Southern Cross' Northern NSW TV
Bruce Gordon's WIN is in talks with Southern Cross Austereo to purchase its northern NSW regional television operations.
Sony takes $1.3b write-down on Angry Birds
Sony said it will take a 112 billion yen ($1.3 billion) write-down after its Angry Birds and Ghostbusters films disappoint.
Federer v Nadal delivers for Seven
The five-set showdown final between two tennis greats delivered the most Australian Open viewers for Seven West in 10 years.
Rupert Murdoch's version of a US-UK alliance
Rupert Murdoch is back doing cross-border arbitrage deals with heads of state.
What is Tennis Australia's TV rights play?
Tennis Australia will take its broadcast rights to market next year. Or will it?
Ten rides BBL wave as rivals eye TV rights
The Big Bash League has, for the second year running, averaged more than a million viewers.
Simon Ryan pivots Dentsu Aegis
Simon Ryan hit the ground running when he was named Dentsu Aegis Network Australia
Cynthia Whelan steps up to chair Foxtel
Cynthia Whelan will replace Robert Nason as Foxtel chairman.
Tennis boss Steve Healy returns serve
Tennis Australia president Steve Healy has defended his organisation as finals weekend at the Australian Open looms
ASIC investigating Tennis Australia
The corporate regulator has launched an investigation into Tennis Australia over wrongdoing on a $200 million TV deal with Channel Seven.
Chase Carey takes the wheel at F1
Liberty Media has completed its takeover of Formula One motor racing as boss Bernie Ecclestone is replaced after 40 years at the wheel
Netflix promises 1,000 hours of original content in 2017
Netflix recently signed a deal with comedian Jerry Seinfeld to stream his show "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee".
Sportsbet takes AFL TV deal from CrownBet
The rivalry between online bookmakers CrownBet and Sportsbet is heating up.
Foxtel under scrutiny as IPO plan lingers
The great 2016 Foxtel listing that never was could ramp up again in coming weeks, should the pay television business deliver a decent first half of the financial year.
Nine must remake board after two step down
Nine Entertainment is on the hunt for two new directors following the resignations of Holly Kramer and Elizabeth Gaines.
How Tennis Australia is building a global broadcasting business
Tennis Australia will produce the broadcast of the Laver Cup from Prague in September, and could do work for other sports.
Seven and Ten battle it out for sports bragging rights
Networks Seven and Ten will go head-to-head with the tennis and cricket this week.
Fox News secretly settles harassment claims
Weeks after Roger Ailes was ousted from Fox News, company executives secretly struck another deal over allegation against star host, Bill O'Reilly.
More sexual harassment allegations at Fox
Weeks after Rupert Murdoch ousted Roger Ailes from Fox News, it was settling allegations against its top host, Bill O'Reilly.
Telstra pushes for technology shift
Telstra is pushing for collaboration on technology for data delivery to mobile devices.
Red Bull TV, Ten Network to air Tropfest
Red Bull TV and Network Ten have secured broadcast rights to the short film festival, Tropfest.
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