Amber Harrison has thrown another grenade at Channel Seven, tweeting what appears to be internal emails sent between executives before and during a controversial Federal Police raid on the network's offices over alleged deals with the Corby family.
Australia's second biggest telco added 153,000 mobile customers in the three months to December 31, taking its total to 9.57 million.
Alan Jones' bad back is keeping him off air for another week, with the high-rating morning radio host expected to be away until February 20.
President Donald Trump's ability to move stocks and markets with his Twitter posts is well known, but now he may be having an impact on Twitter itself.
WIN Television has claimed victory on the first night of its head-to-head Canberra news ratings battle with former feeder network Nine. But what's with their lookalike logos?
The video-streaming giant is looking to sell toys and merchandise to help market hit programs to a wider audience, and generate additional revenue.
The reality-television show, which turned Trump into a TV star, has become a platform globally for businessmen to cultivate credentials as free-wheeling savvy outsiders who get stuff done as they seek to follow in Trump's political footsteps .
Amber Harrison has started tweeting pictures of love letters she received from Seven's chief executive Tim Worner, to publicly argue her side of an ongoing dispute with the media company.
Escapism was the strategy for many advertisers at Super Bowl 51 as brands tried to provide an antidote to the weighty issues facing the United States.
Amber Harrison has reported her former employer, Seven West Media, to the market and corporate regulators, claiming a company statement last week had misled the sharemarket.
Sheila McGregor's departure has been executed quietly, but its timing sent a loud message.
Liquidators to failed satellite company NewSat are seeking more than $270 million in damages from its former managing director Andrew Ballintine and former chairman Richard Green.
Seven West Media has announced the findings of a review into misconduct allegations levelled against chief executive Tim Worner, saying it has cleared him of wrongdoing.
One of two females sitting on the board of Seven West Media has resigned after just 19 months in the role.
Once dubbed "crimezone", Timezone used to be the kind of place parents warned their children against visiting.
This month, Anheuser-Busch InBev hosted a dozen or so reporters at its airy New York office to discuss its advertising plans for the Super Bowl.
Media buying agencies have been criticised as "out of sync" by a lobby group for newspaper and magazine publishers, with more ad bookings now coming directly from advertisers than agencies.
Todd Sampson is leaving the advertising industry, stepping down from his role as non-executive chairman at Leo Burnett.
Fresh from announcing a new war on fake news, Facebook is changing the way it ranks videos in its users' newsfeeds.
A radio ad featuring an Asian man named 'Ping Pong' calling a concrete company for help fixing his driveway has been pulled off air by the advertising watchdog.
The New York Times is setting up a small team in Sydney to create local stories that it hopes will encourage Australians to subscribe and engage with the Times' global network.
A loophole exists in Australian media law that would allow newspaper owners to buy television and radio licenses, a senior regulator has confirmed.
Attendance at Gold Coast theme parks is down significantly this summer since four people were killed in a tragic accident at Dreamworld in October last year.
Greg Roebuck is resigning as chief executive and managing director of Carsales.com.au, a company he co-founded in 1997, after nine years in the top job.
Netflix signed up a record 7.05 million new customers in the fourth quarter, topping analysts' estimates for domestic and international growth.
Elizabeth Gaines and Holly Kramer will step down from the board of Nine Entertainment, the company announced to the market on Tuesday morning.
Nine in 10 consumers, or 16.7 million Australians, read news media in November 2016, the latest emmaTM (Enhanced Media Metrics Australia) data* released today has shown.
The event represents a very busy two weeks of corporate entertainment, deal make and relationship building.
In the last weeks of 2016, News Corporation got a nod of approval from the competition regulator to purchase a company that publishes 72 newspapers around Queensland and northern New South Wales.
Industry group has dropped all references to Australia Day amid growing calls to change its date.
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