Thomas Reynolds brought this article in The Age to my attention this morning.
HERE is an idea for a pilot for a new reality television show: it's about a small coterie of powerful men who grew very rich because they held the only licences to the four television networks that became far and away Australia's most popular mass medium.
Worth a read. Interesting that we're starting to see more of these stories hit the MSM.
Didn't fully hear the story but there was something about newspapers raising there prices in Melbourne (again?). Is this just another sign of the end of the paper based Newspaper? I know I read most of my news on their sites. I really have to start looking towards Google News as well!
JMTC (might be a bit off topic)
Molly
Posted by: Phillip Molly Malone | Monday, June 26, 2006 at 03:22 PM
i just started a job at woolworths, better than maccas for a uni student, and its amazing the amount of magazines that they rip up every week just because they did not sell. i bet its the same for newspapers as well.
also it seems abc is closing in on the sweet nugut that is Dr Who 2005 season or 2006 which ever way you want to read the newest season, their just i'd say 12 weeks out from UK, which is ok. because they won't do what the other channels do, make it so hard to watch that the audience drops off.
now if someone can give me a channel that is all japanese animation straight off the jap tv, and just subbed properly 24/7 i would pay to have it, if it has no ad's or just 1 ad saying who sponsored it just after the title.
will.
Posted by: william dutton | Tuesday, June 27, 2006 at 09:50 AM