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FeaturesMediaweek Asia: Weekly Roundup
Peter Olszewski rounds up Asia's media news for the week in our Mediaweek Asia column
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FeaturesNine catch-up site 9Now quietly launches
Nine has updated its 9Jumpin apps and has launched its cross-platform video platform 9Now. The new service is available on the web,...
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EntertainmentStan now the official Australian home of Showtime
Stan has struck a deal to become the Australian home of Showtime
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FeaturesABC news director Gaven Morris on the year ahead
New ABC director of news Gaven Morris talks 2016
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EntertainmentComedy Central Australia launches with ambitions to be more than a website
The launch of a Comedy Central website is just the start of laughs to come
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FeaturesPresto set to fast-track Scandal season 5 and American Crime
Scandal and American Crime to be fast tracked on Presto from early 2016.
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EntertainmentStan commissions more No Activity from Jungle
Stan has ordered a second season of its first original commission, No Activity
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PublishingMamamia, a one-stop digital shop for women
Mamamia’s Kylie Rogers and Danika Johnston on 2015 and the ambitious expansion plans
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TelevisionThis week in streaming – 10 December 2015
What is streaming on Australian online video services this week? The Flash, Home and Away: An Eye For An Eye, and more.
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BusinessBrand New Media acquires MAX & Partners
Brand New Media has acquired Melbourne based, boutique media agency MAX & Partners
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FeaturesThis week in streaming – 3 December 2015
This week has Transparent return to Stan for season 2, along with some older movie classics. Not to be outdone, modern classic...
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EntertainmentThe Big Bang Theory comes to Presto
The Big Bang Theory has arrived at Presto
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TelevisionThis Week In Streaming – 26 November 2015
BY DAN BARRETT If social media is anything to go by, many of you spent last weekend getting stuck into Marvel series...
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BusinessIAB/Nielsen: Smartphone browsing now 35 hours a month
Consumers are spending an average of 35 hours a month browsing their smartphones says new research