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Media Roundup: Google cancels YouTube party, LinkedIn dodges teen ban, ABC backs Gaza image, YouTube nears BBC rank, and why the Logies are broken
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by Natasha Lee – Jul 31, 2025
YouTube snaps back at government for being added to under-16 social media ban
YouTube has hit back at the Government's decision to reverse a previous exemption from the upcoming social media ban for Australian's aged 16 and under.
by Dan Barrett – Jul 30, 2025
Media Roundup: YouTube Kids escapes ban, Solstice Media grows portfolio, ChatGPT launches study mode, and Happy Gilmore 2 breaks records
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by Natasha Lee – Jul 30, 2025
Media Roundup: YouTube's D-Day, Trump's Murdoch demand, 7.30's cringe Logies pitch, Signal threatens Aussie exit, and HBO Max's solid start
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by Natasha Lee – Jul 29, 2025
How Covid exercise hero Joe Wicks takes health message to YouTube
'A lot of the cartoons kids are watching these days are amazing but it’s passive viewing'.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 28, 2025
Media Roundup: Alan Jones' ledger, Gwyneth's new gig, YouTube kids clash, Kennedy nods, DiDi vs Uber, and King Kyle under fire
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by Natasha Lee – Jul 28, 2025
Media Roundup: Private Media buys Pinstripe, Labor scraps YouTube exemption, Press Council flags headline, Universal Music US listing, and Ozzy Osbourne dead
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by Natasha Lee – Jul 23, 2025
Media Roundup: Backpacker slips past media, Survivor goes global, YouTube tops TV viewing, Optus refunds via cheque and Ted Lasso returns
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by Natasha Lee – Jul 22, 2025
Media Roundup: QMS narrows oOh!media gap, Hadley paid to vanish, News Corp’s real income, REA warns on pricing, and Bluey boosts BBC revenue
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by Natasha Lee – Jul 21, 2025
Platforms push back: YouTube and Meta crack down on 'inauthentic content'
YouTube and Meta are doubling down on originality, updating monetisation and distribution policies to penalise repetitive, mass‑produced and reposted content.
by Tom Gosby – Jul 18, 2025
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