Mumbrellacast

In this week's episode of Mumbrellacast the team tackles Ten's woeful Sunday night TV ratings, the fall out from Ikon's legal battle with former client Advangen and why NAB's Andrew Hagger is the first casualty of the banking Royal Commission. As well as the most talked about stories of the week, former reality TV star and [...]

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In this week's Mumbrellacast, the editorial team unpacks the Herald Sun's controversial Serena Williams cartoon, Alan Jones' defamation loss and Ikon's battle with the courts. In creative corner, we dissect MLA's new product-focused Spring Lamb campaign, Budget Direct's absent Captain Risky, 13cab's attempt to "modernise" its brand and Bankwest's plea to win over Australians. The team also [...]

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Em Rusciano recently announced she would be leaving her breakfast show at 2DayFM. Has it been a bit of a long time coming? On this week's edition of the Mumbrellacast, the team unpacks the situation, all topped off with an anecdote about Viv and Zoe's Uber driver's love of Kyle Sandilands. We also discuss Seven's unremarkable [...]

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In this week's edition of the Mumbrellacast, the team discuss what Facebook Watch really means for Australia's publishers (0:48), and attempt to get our heads around this week's Foxflix announcement from Foxtel (5:27). Plus, we wrap up the most recent radio ratings survey (11:56) (but mainly ponder what's going on with Kyle Sandilands). Plus, we examine Amazon's most [...]

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For this edition of Mumbrellacast our very own bespoke editor, Adam Thorn, joins us to unpack his four-part expose on illegal journalism internships and the future for young journalists in the industry. In addition, the editorial team discusses the biggest campaign of the week - Qantas' Stand Up for the Spirit of Australia "virtue signalling" ad - as [...]

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For this edition of Mumbrellacast our very own bespoke editor, Adam Thorn, joins us to unpack his four-part expose on illegal journalism internships and the future for young journalists in the industry.

In addition, the editorial team discusses the biggest campaign of the week – Qantas’ Stand Up for the Spirit of Australia “virtue signalling” ad – as well as the departure of Marcel’s CEO, Gavin Levinsohn.

Plus the financial results of APN Outdoor, Ooh Media, Nine, Seven, Southern Cross Austereo and Isentia are dissected.

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