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Is Leo Laporte the future of TV everywhere?
If you want to see the future of TV, go 35 miles north of San Francisco to the…
5 January 2012
James Packer wins casino bets – and heads back to media?
James Packer is the most famous man in Australia. He’s the 44-year-old businessman whom Aussies variously admire, despise,…
5 December 2011
Can faded newspaper brands survive in a cut-price world?
Traditional media companies everywhere are in turmoil. Most are caught somewhere between maximising (as best they can) profits…
23 November 2011
Will Abu Dhabi be a media capital – or end up in flames?
Abu Dhabi is a country on a mission. To become the oil state that built itself a real,…
9 November 2011
Magazines in crisis: 3 ways they can still win
Sales and marketing people seldom let the mask slip. So, magazine industry people can keep up the smiles…
27 October 2011
Is this ‘secret’ business the world’s smartest media company?
The plight of traditional newspaper businesses is depressing many people in the UK, US, Australia and elsewhere. Journalists…
13 October 2011
Is quiet Brit becoming the most influential person on Earth?
There’s a captivating, almost-magical web site where you can feel the passion and share the big ideas of…
4 October 2011
Who or what killed Britain’s best media company?
Seventeen years ago, The Independent described a British group as “one of the most admired media companies in the…
17 September 2011
Can daily newspapers survive?
The media is accustomed to calling ‘time’ on industries. How many (or how few) newspapers ever spoke out…
2 September 2011
Stand by for (gulp) the post-Murdoch media world
It’s time to use the past tense. Rupert Murdoch was the original international media mogul. Before him, there…
4 August 2011