Ten's administration won't scare away advertisers, yet
The fallout from Ten Network's plunge into administration is starting to spread to other parts of the sector.
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Lucy Battersby
Lucy Battersby has covered trends, technology and telecommunications since joining The Age in 2008.
The secret deal to form a voting bloc of Ten shares
Network Ten's fate was sealed by media moguls Lachlan Murdoch and Bruce Gordon, according to an agreement reached the Friday before Ten was placed into voluntary administration.
Ten shares on ice while the board mulls options
The board of Network Ten has until Thursday to consider the company's future, after two key shareholders pulled their backing for the broadcaster's debt.
Ten in two-day trading halt as board mulls debt options
The company requested a halt while the board decides how to proceed with financing, amid concerns about its stability.Â
Network Ten's future on shaky ground as billionaires shy away
Network Ten appears on increasingly shaky ground as new doubts emerge on whether the three billionaires who agreed to guarantee a $200 million lifeline in 2013 will extend the same support for the next round of funding.
Vodafone legal action threatening investment certainty
Vodafone's legal action against the competition watchdog's draft domestic mobile roaming decision could delay the final outcome for some time and, in the process, deny Telstra and Optus the certainty they seek to roll out infrastructure.Â
AdLand hits the road, as TV stocks hit the skids
A van load of advertising folk will soon drive thousands of kilometres along Australia's eastern seaboard to get a better of understanding of life outside inner Sydney.Â
Secret recordings of Pauline Hanson 'justified in the public interest'
Airing secret recordings of Pauline Hanson and James Ashby during an investigation into One Nation were not a breach of rules, the media regulator has found.
Advertising industry 'stuck in bubble', says television lobby group
People working for advertising agencies are out of touch, childless, share-housing, farmers' market-loving, workaholic gym junkies who overestimate the impact of social media.
Yeah baby! Celebrity shareholders fight fake news
Hollywood couple Susanna Hoffs and Jay Roach appear to be the activist shareholders pushing Google and Facebook to be more accountable.
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