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TV Demand Charts: The Good Place and Doctor Who new this week
Ozark remains #1 in Australia, while The Handmaid’s Tale has crept back to top spot in New Zealand.
by Mediaweek Admin – Oct 9, 2018
Social Content Rankings: The Bachelor and Bathurst dominate listings
• The Bachelor and The Block both had two places on the chart, with Survivor the other franchise to make the top five.
by Mediaweek Admin – Oct 9, 2018
OzTAM appoints Adrian Bogdan Vasile as projects director
• Vasile will start in early November and joins OzTAM from Nielsen
by Mediaweek Admin – Oct 9, 2018
Survivor sets a record as Shonee goes home & Brian makes the top 3
• Come on… could King Grub really be the Ultimate Survivor?
by Mediaweek Admin – Oct 9, 2018
Screen Australia and Google Australia return with Skip Ahead to uncover new generation of YouTubers
• It aims to uncover and develop the next generation of YouTube storytellers
by Mediaweek Admin – Oct 9, 2018
MCN transformation: Announces new structure and advanced ad team
• Advertisers promised review of Foxtel ad loads leading to greater impact
by Mediaweek Admin – Oct 9, 2018
Michael Bublé with smoothfm at Sydney’s Seymour Centre
Nova Entertainment brand treats listeners and advertisers to exclusive performance.
by Mediaweek Admin – Oct 8, 2018
Alo Baker returns to Dubbo and Hit93.5
“But nothing compares to my next adventure of returning home to Dubbo"
by Mediaweek Admin – Oct 8, 2018
Delayed start for Eddie and Triple M’s Hot Breakfast in Hawaii
McGuire was in Hawaii on what was the first day back on air.
by Mediaweek Admin – Oct 8, 2018
Holland America Line to sponsor BBC’s Blue Planet II Live
Blue Planet II Live in Concert will bring the wonders and mysteries of the planet’s oceans and its inhabitants to the stage.
by Mediaweek Admin – Oct 8, 2018
Sony Music Entertainment Australia announces global deal with Illy
Illy is currently working on his sixth studio album, set for release in 2019.
by Mediaweek Admin – Oct 8, 2018
The Courier Mail unveils fourth instalment of GoQld! campaign
A city almost twice the size of Brisbane will be added to southeast Queensland’s population over the next 25 years.
by Mediaweek Admin – Oct 8, 2018
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