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Mediaweek is the leading media trade publication in Australia.
Now part of Vinyl Group, Mediaweek focuses on the four key pillars, Media, Agency, Marketing, and Thought Leadership. Mediaweek also offers a robust event offering to clients with the industry-leading Mediaweek 100 being considered one of the most prestigious events in the industry.
We also present the popular MW Next of the Best Awards, celebrating the industry leaders of today and tomorrow. Over the last several years, using its strong foundation of quality content, Mediaweek has also built a powerful bespoke content offering for clients with a strong and diverse range of products that includes custom-made podcasts, video series, written content, and events.
MW is a content-first company with a talented editorial team focusing on three sectors: Media Owners, Agencies, and Marketers. The Mediaweek team is guided by the belief that quality content will deliver the best result for our clients and partners.
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