Features
Hong Kong Filmart 2013: China looks for more take-away
The opening conference session of Filmart addressed the issue of marketing Chinese language films internationally - a story which would…
Hong Kong Filmart 2013: sleazy does it
Sitting alongside the more artistically-driven satisfactions of the Asian Film Awards and HKIFF programme, the far more commercially-focused Filmart does…
Ratings: Sunday 17th March 2013
Ten did well with the F1 Grand Prix at 1.226m. Biggest Loser down at 815,000
Ratings: Monday 18th March 2013
Ten's halo effect from 23% last night, courtesy of the Grand Prix, seems to be nothing. Nada.
Ratings: Tuesday, 19th March 2013
Seven slaughters opposition with a kitchen show and an Australian serial.
AFI/AACTA: brings out the heavy mob for the board
In its time of public distress, the AFI/AACTA has appointed four new board members after recent elections. They come from…
Broadcasting Bills: SPAA hangs in, as proprietors dominate debate
With a variety of legislation (a dog's breakfast is the phrase being used around the traps) SPAA continues to haunt…
Media Reform: sharks mistake Conroy for seal
There are so many varieties of shark attacking communication minister, Stephen Conroy, and his metaphorical surf ski at the moment,…
Dungog Film Festival: town remains bucolic
With the demise of the Cockatoo Island Film Festival, Dungog is also left sans festival and in disarray. Not so…
March of the Moguls: ham-fisted reform v nothing much at all
Dr O'D flies a conceptual helicopter over the whole sorry media regulation imbroglio.