This week was all about Nine. Powered's Liana Dubois and program director Hamish Turner joined editor Vivienne Kelly in the Mumbrellacast studio to chat about what's to come for Nine in 2020. They discussed the consistency of Nine's 2020 programming slate, how its broadcast video-on-demand service, 9Now, will come up against the streaming giants, and [...]

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In this week's Mumbrellacast, editor Vivienne Kelly sits down with this year's Bachelorette Angie Kent to chat about the transition from Goggleboxer to reality TV mainstay. They also discuss leveraging TV appearances into media careers, whether the Goggleboxers have become too media trained, and if she cares about The Bachelorette's ratings. In the news chat, [...]

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It's been a big week for Seven. The Mumbrellacast team sits down to discuss the ins and outs of the recently announced restructure which will see reporting lines in to CEO James Warburton narrowed down to eight people. The network also axed current affairs program Sunday Night, and there are rumours that Big Brother will [...]

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On this week's Mumbrellacast, we ponder: Can we all just get along with Facebook? The discussion comes off the back of Lizzie Young from Nine  questioning if investment into Facebook exclusive content deal was worth it. It's been a dicey time for publishers and platforms, following the ACCC's report into digital platforms. Senior media reporter, [...]

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This week, industry watchdog Ad Standards dismissed over 600 complaints about Libra's #bloodnormal campaign. The complaints accused the campaign of being 'offensive', 'degrading', 'confronting' and 'explicit'. The team ponders whether the ad was as confronting as some consumers made it out to be, or whether viewers remembered it as more graphic than it was. Content [...]

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