Mumbrellacast

The Mumbrellacast is 50. In this special episode, live from the Audioland conference, HT&E’s CEO Ciaran Davis joins us to talk all things radio ratings, the future of the Australian Radio Network (ARN), and why nobody has been able to topple Kyle and Jackie O in the FM battle in Sydney. Plus there’s a curveball question from the audience on why we don’t care more about Alan Jones.

Also in this episode, Game of Thrones’ Isaac Hempstead Wright, who plays Bran Stark, joins us for a chat.

We also dissect the news of the week, including the return of the Cat, with Antony Catalano purchasing Nine’s regional media assets.

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The Mumbrellacast is 50. In this special episode, live from the Audioland conference, HT&E's CEO Ciaran Davis joins us to talk all things radio ratings, the future of the Australian Radio Network (ARN), and why nobody has been able to topple Kyle and Jackie O in the FM battle in Sydney. Plus there's a curveball [...]

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This week on the Mumbrellacast, the team ponders whether recruiters are to blame for the issues recent mothers face in attempting to return to adland, and theorises about the possibilities – and perils – of Australia’s free-to-air networks coming together to fight the Netflix beast.

There’s also some debate about the significance of News Corp and Nine ditching the publishing platform for its Your Money joint venture.

Later on, Ladbible’s Joe Summers joins the podcast to reveal the company’s Australian expansion plans, and talk about surviving Facebook’s algorithm change.

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This week on the Mumbrellacast, the team ponders whether recruiters are to blame for the issues recent mothers face in attempting to return to adland, and theorises about the possibilities - and perils - of Australia's free-to-air networks coming together to fight the Netflix beast. There's also some debate about the significance of News Corp [...]

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What does the TV landscape look like now that Married at First Sight is finally over? Can Ten win back some audience share? Can Pedestrian maintain its voice with the founders exiting? Will WPP be able to reach gender parity by 2021? What’s going on at Domain?

All these questions and more are discussed and debated in this week’s Mumbrellacast, which also includes the IAB’s Gai Le Roy joining us in studio (25:15) to argue that when it comes to measurement, “panels are sexy again”.

Le Roy also reveals her disappointment regarding Mamamia’s decision to pull out of the digital content ratings system.

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What does the TV landscape look like now that Married at First Sight is finally over? Can Ten win back some audience share? Can Pedestrian maintain its voice with the founders exiting? Will WPP be able to reach gender parity by 2021? What's going on at Domain? All these questions and more are discussed and [...]

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On this week’s Mumbrellacast, we cast our minds back to a time two decades ago, when Nick Mercer and David Bell were planning the launch of their shiny new customer experience agency (18:19). They named it Mercerbell.

In the news chat, we discuss Accenture’s next creative acquisition in the form of Droga5, give our take on Ten’s next Bachelorette, and get to the bottom of adland’s pregnancy problem.

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On this week's Mumbrellacast, we cast our minds back to a time two decades ago, when Nick Mercer and David Bell were planning the launch of their shiny new customer experience agency (18:19). They named it Mercerbell. In the news chat, we discuss Accenture's next creative acquisition in the form of Droga5, give our take [...]

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In this week’s Mumbrellacast, the team unpacks Air Asia’s unfortunate Get Off In Thailand ad, New Zealand’s call to ban Facebook Live, and DDB’s new branding.

Plus, Paul chats to Free TV CEO Bridget Fair about (among other things) the potential for more media mergers ahead, the younger generation switching to Netflix, and… Ghandi.

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In this week's Mumbrellacast, the team unpacks Air Asia's unfortunate Get Off In Thailand ad, New Zealand's call to ban Facebook Live, and DDB's new branding. Plus, Paul chats to Free TV CEO Bridget Fair about (among other things) the potential for more media mergers ahead, the younger generation switching to Netflix, and... Ghandi. In [...]

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