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Dana McCauleyMedia hits ‘pause button’: Stokes
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Darren DavidsonSean Aylmer exits Fairfax
Darren DavidsonFoxtel, INVIDI in targeted ad deal
DARREN DAVIDSONYear-end ad blitz may save sector
DANA McCAULEYNews Corp cheers Google move
Darren DavidsonSeven beats Nine on finals
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Stephen BrookNew editors for Advertiser, Bulletin
Darren DavidsonGoogle MD apologises to brands
Darren DavidsonTen made to wait over CBS bid
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Darren DavidsonGordon, Murdoch return for Ten
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Darren Davidson
Media Editor
Sydney Bureau, Australia
Darren Davidson is The Australian's media editor and was previously the newspaper's media business writer. He began his career in the UK writing for newspapers and magazines including The Daily Telegraph and Campaign, and before this completed a cadetship in London. He holds a BA [Hons] in History.davidsond@theaustralian.com.au
Twitter: @darrendavidson
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Stephen Brook
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Sydney Bureau, Australia
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Chris Mitchell
Journalist
Sydney Bureau, Australia
Chris Mitchell began his career in 1973 in Brisbane, and joined The Australian in 1984. He was appointed editor of The Australian in 1992 and editor in chief of Queensland Newspapers in 1995. He returned to Sydney as editor in chief of The Australian in 2002 and held that position until his retirement in December 2015.mitchellc@theaustralian.com.au
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Mark Ritson
Sydney Bureau, Australia
Mark Ritson is an adjunct professor at Melbourne Business School. He has a PhD in Marketing and works as an international brand consultant. He has been voted Professional Publishers Association Business Columnist of the Year in the UK three times.m.ritson@mbs.edu
Twitter: @markritson
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Dana McCauley
Sydney Bureau, Australia
Dana McCauley is The Australian's media writer. Prior to joining The Australian in 2017, she was the finance editor at news.com.au. McCauley began her journalistic career as a News Corp cadet in Melbourne, where she won a string of awards including two Melbourne Press Club Quill Awards in 2014 and 2015 while reporting for Leader Newspapers. She previously qualified as a solicitor after completing a BA LLB (Hons).mccauleyd@theaustralian.com.au
Twitter: @Dana_Adele