The Nine and Fairfax merger was in the news again this week, as Fairfax shareholders voted in favour of the Nine takeover. Senior media reporter Zoe Samios, who was in the room at the time, fills us in on what happened on the day in this week’s Mumbrellacast.

We also discuss the ASIC case against Harold Mitchell and Stephen Healy in relation to the 2013 tennis rights, OMD securing Suncorp, and bridal magazine White Magazine shutting down after it refused to feature same sex couples.

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In the news

Fairfax shareholders approve the takeover (1:00)

ASIC goes after Harold Mitchell (07:05)

Bridal magazine shuts, apparently because of same sex marriage supporters (12:16)

OMD wins Suncorp’s giant media account (18:00)

We were also joined by Oath’s executive team (20:42), including managing director Paul Sigaloff, CMO Anny Havercroft, director of content Simon Wheeler and head of sales Rachel Page.

The team discuss Oath’s plans for the Australian market and shaking off its Yahoo7 past.

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