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Repost leads broadcaster to retread impartiality debate
BBC 'Match of the Day' presenter Gary Lineker's 30-year stint at the British public broadcaster has ended about 13 months early–and without a payout–after he apologised for sharing a post he accepted had "offensive references".
"I would never knowingly share anything
Defection from AFL rightsholder to upstart NRL team
Seven West Media news boss Anthony De Ceglie has quit the broadcaster after 13 months in the role to become the first CEO of the Perth Bears NRL expansion team.
Adding insult to injury, his current employer was last to publish, with the Nine Entertainment-owned Australian Financial Review breaking the
Network Ten axes The Project in current affairs pivot
Network Ten has confirmed its evening experiment of mixing current affairs with comedy won't make it to its 16th birthday.
Cancellation rumours have loomed large over The Project for years, so one may have dismissed questions raised in a 27 May column by former Studio 10 boss Rob
Apple details connected TV plans, streaming slate
US-based broadcaster tech company Apple has just announced a refreshed design for its connected TV platform and the upcoming content slate for its streaming service in its annual upfronts developer conference.
Before we unpack that: yes, Apple doesn't just compete with Australian broadcasters, Sustaining Feed's editorial
Broadcasters detail streaming plans amid push to leverage sports rights online
Lachlan Murdoch’s US-based Fox Corporation is eyeing a pre-football season launch for Fox One, a streaming service it’s going it alone with after a proposed joint-venture sports streamer fell through in January.
Fox’s service will stick to its own entertainment, news and sports programming, unlike the proposed
Television network makes moves in both Melbourne's CBD and regional TV
The Seven Network has moved its Melbourne operations from the suburb of Docklands—where town planners forgot to hire paid actors to fill the streets—to Collins Street’s Melbourne Quarter Tower.
TV Blackbox has reported the network’s sport and live production teams will broadcast from there, as well