Tim Burrowes - Unmade
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Publisher of email newsletter Unmade. Author of book Media Unmade. Founder of Mumbrella, back in the day. English-Australian. Or maybe Australian-English
Sisters Beach TAS
Joined September 2008
Yet another place I might eventually, sporadically, post when this place finally implodes
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This ASX sector has been left in the dust đź’¨ @timburrowes of Unmade breaks down the struggle of media companies and what plagues the sector. đź“ş Watch here: https://t.co/O3fQ8KBAM9
#ausbiz #asx200 #mediasector
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In which I find myself arguing on the side of a tax intervention
Media companies are struggling, but should taxpayers bail out journalism? In today’s Friday Fight, @UnmadeAU owner @timburrowes argues yes: https://t.co/bMMD0Tjn99 While professor of economics @chrisberg argues no: https://t.co/ASgjVYK7Mb
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Media companies are struggling, but should taxpayers bail out journalism? In today’s Friday Fight, @UnmadeAU owner @timburrowes argues yes: https://t.co/bMMD0Tjn99 While professor of economics @chrisberg argues no: https://t.co/ASgjVYK7Mb
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Disrupt Radio is currently burning $400,000 a month to stay on air via @timburrowes
mumbrella.com.au
Welcome to a midweek update from Unmade. Today: We share the first numbers on the financial performance of Australia’s newest radio network, Disrupt Radio. And Nine’s plummeting share price drags the...
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Well worth reading this Unmade article about Seven West Media from @timburrowes
https://t.co/Edca3eD6Su
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One for media nerds: If you're looking for a great summary of the annual Uni of Canberra Digital News Report @timburrowes is well worth a read (note: paywall)
mumbrella.com.au
Welcome to Tuesday’s update from Unmade. In today’s members-only post, we share nine takeouts from the latest edition of the Digital News Report launched in Canberra yesterday. Unmade’s paying...
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From me: The worst people in the world are making the most desperate hand over their data. What could possibly go wrong?
mumbrella.com.au
Welcome to a Tuesday update from Unmade. Today’s full post post is for Unmade’s paying members.Today: The ACCC has highlighted the data liberties being taken in the real estate sector – what’s the...
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Wrote about the "Kings of 1st Party Data" Uber Advertising. I spent time with Mark Grether, Global VP Uber Ads in New York last week. Regardless of your views, you should understand their capabilities. Thanks @timburrowes @acatinatree for the opportunity. https://t.co/JmrQH3vYDY
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Australia became the first nation in the world to make Facebook pay for news – but that deal is about to expire. Today, @timburrowes on Mark Zuckerberg’s fight with the Australian media and government. https://t.co/WNTZn40bnW
7ampodcast.com.au
Three years ago, Australia became the first nation in the world to make Facebook pay for news. Now, those deals are about to expire, and Facebook isn’t willing to renew them them. Today, contributor...
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Learn how to unlock radio's potential with @timburrowes and the rest of the incredible minds on the #HEARD2024 Analytic Partners' Marketing Mastery panel; Lauren Joyce, Paul Sinkinson and Nathan James. https://t.co/nR14mmHk4b
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BONUS EPISODE | An analysis of the huge OzTAM ratings changes starting today! A special episode by @rob_mcknight, @kevinperry, and @SteveMolk, as they break down the major changes, and what it means for the industry. Out now in your podcast feeds! https://t.co/FcsNC21aj7
tvblackbox.com.au
The daily reporting on the business of free-to-air television in Australia changes forever (for good and for ill)...
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Mediaweek’s A to Z of 2023: L is for Lachlan Murdoch @timburrowes : What will be on Lachlan’s plate in 2024 and beyond? Read More:
mediaweek.com.au
Tim Burrowes: "Unlike the rise of son-in-law Tom Wambsgans, there was no such surprise at News Corp. Lachlan Murdoch is the successor."
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The last time people made this much fuss about someone coming back to work after a long weekend was 2000 years ago
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Not going to be a good morning for Qantas. No automated bag drop at Sydney domestic. Staff are coping so far - had to wait only about five mins but the queue is already growing
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I might start a new tradition and repost this once a year
Optus should already have had a playbook written for this sort of issue. Although its team have done crisis simulations they focused on network outages. But check out parent company Singtel's latest annual report; customer backlash, fines and litigation, they predicted it all
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Only 1% injury rate for conference attendees. Not sure that’s actually a win
Apes, we are aware of the eye-related issues that affected some of the attendees of ApeFest and have been proactively reaching out to individuals since yesterday to try and find the potential root causes. Based on our estimates, we believe that much less than 1% of those
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