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SPAA: lobbying breakfast attracts key ministerial figures from both sides of politics
SPAA organised a semi-public breakfast on Wednesday which pitted both Tony Burke, the current Minister for the Arts against his…
Playpen: scarey fun with a rotoscope
Since 2008, English animator Joseph Pierce has made three short films about public and domestic life in the UK. They…
The Future of the Sector: major players argue difference between utopia and dystopia is a matter of
Greg Basser, CEO Village Roadshow Entertain Group, and David Haslingden, the Chair of Channel Nine, stage their own battle of…
Shitsville Express: twisting the group under pressure formula back to where we come from
CJZ is much too Sydney lawyer to be truly ratbaggy, but the company sure does like playing with the form.…
YouTube: if hype is a currency, it will make us all rich
In which a smart, level headed producer contemplates the shimmering hype around YouTube and its revenue model. Lyn Norfor remains…
Ratings: Monday, 24th June 2013
House Rules does 1.5m for Seven and gives it a comfortable victory despite Nine's investment in renovations.
Ratings: Tuesday, 25th June 2013
Ten clears 20% again. Well clear of the ABC, just as Seven is well clear of Nine. House Rules again.
The Lego Movie: there is a trailer
Looks like one of the least promising franchises in the tentpole universe, but a lot of people on the net…
Sue Milliken: publishes terrific professional biography
How many producers can match Sue Milliken's fifty years in the industry? How many can write like she does? Or…
Canberra Conference 2013: sneaking up on hearts and minds
How do you engineer a major shift in approach to policy? Sooner or later, you have to announce it -…