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Never heard of ‘drip pricing’? You’ve probably still fallen for it
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Never heard of ‘drip pricing’? You’ve probably still fallen for it

They pop up just before you hit pay – fees and other add-ons that eat away at your “bargain”. How does drip pricing work?

  • by Angus Holland

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Prince Harry’s lawsuit against publisher of British tabloid to go to trial

Prince Harry’s lawsuit against publisher of British tabloid to go to trial

A London High Court judge has ruled that the Duke of Sussex’s lawsuit accusing the publisher of The Sun of unlawfully snooping on him can go to trial, but not on claims of phone hacking.

  • by Brian Melley
‘Fits like a glove’: Foxtel signs exclusive UFC deal

‘Fits like a glove’: Foxtel signs exclusive UFC deal

Foxtel and Kayo Sports will become the UFC’s sole pay-per-view provider in Australia from 2024.

  • by Calum Jaspan
‘Leave them alone!’ Do the rich and famous deserve their privacy?
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‘Leave them alone!’ Do the rich and famous deserve their privacy?

The pushback in WA against the interest in the separation of Andrew and Nicola Forrest is oddly out of sync with our obsession with celebrity scandal. What’s going on?

  • by Mark Naglazas
Stan Grant exits Q+A permanently

Stan Grant exits Q+A permanently

Stan Grant has permanently stepped away from his role as presenter of Q+A on the ABC, saying he will now focus on new projects.

  • by Calum Jaspan
Tricky six months ahead for media despite ad market green shoots

Tricky six months ahead for media despite ad market green shoots

While the outlook for the rest of 2023 remains flat, an uptick in travel and a jump in automotive advertising could inject some life into the market.

  • by Calum Jaspan
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Can I have that one back? Australian media’s biggest ‘horror decisions’

Can I have that one back? Australian media’s biggest ‘horror decisions’

Aussie ad legend Barry O’Brien lays out his list of the biggest decisions made by local media players which they have since come to regret.

  • by Calum Jaspan
The ABC chases its fountain of youth despite stagnant funding

The ABC chases its fountain of youth despite stagnant funding

The ABC’s quest to woo younger audiences is being hamstrung by its stagnant budget and a structural shift towards streaming that threatens to undermine the public broadcaster’s ability to compete with the likes of Netflix.

  • by Calum Jaspan
Government orders review to safeguard ABC, SBS funding

Government orders review to safeguard ABC, SBS funding

The federal government is seeking public consultation into creating greater transparency on the composition of the ABC and SBS boards.

  • by Calum Jaspan
Aussie advertising star buys back stake from ailing PwC

Aussie advertising star buys back stake from ailing PwC

Award-winning Australian ad agency Thinkerbell has agreed to a “corporate conscious uncoupling” with the embattled professional services firm.

  • by Calum Jaspan
BBC needs to ‘stand up for itself’ in wake of Huw Edwards scandal: Tony Blair

BBC needs to ‘stand up for itself’ in wake of Huw Edwards scandal: Tony Blair

The former Labour prime minister said that while from “time to time” the BBC would face scandals he supported an “important British institution”. 

  • by Neil Johnston