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Mediaweek Podcasts deliver insider access to Australia’s media industry. From exclusive interviews with top execs and talent, to sharp analysis of trends shaping media, marketing and advertising.

  1. 6. Juli

    Mediaweek Newsmakers - RyanCap's Simon Ryan

    Simon Ryan has seen this industry from both sides of the table. He used to run things inside a legacy global holding company - now he's the one building a business, giving those same networks a headache.  Kind of poetic, honestly. He's the founder of RyanCap, which he built fast and sold to Cosmo Five in Paris in about three years. So when he talks about why the big guys are struggling, he's not guessing - he's lived it. And he does not hold back. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Mediaweek Newsmakers - RyanCap's Simon Ryan

  2. 26. Mai

    Mediaweek Newsmakers - Antoinette Lattouf

    Antoinette Lattouf has become one of the defining figures in Australia’s media and political landscape - not just because of the Federal Court case against the ABC, but because of the broader questions it raised about journalism, power, and what happens when reporters become the story themselves. In this episode of Mediaweek’s Newsmakers, Lattouf speaks candidly about the legal battle, the personal fallout, and the moment her career changed overnight. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Mediaweek Newsmakers - Antoinette Lattouf

  3. 12. Mai

    Mediaweeks Newsmakers - Michael Usher

    There are journalists who cover the news, and then there are those who somehow end up standing in the middle of history as it unfolds. Michael Usher has spent the better part of three decades doing exactly that. From the chaos of 9/11 in New York to the Iraq War, the London bombings, royal weddings, federal elections and some of the most defining moments in modern television news, Usher has built a career that reads less like a résumé and more like a timeline of global events.  So, it’s no wonder he’s become one of the country’s most trusted broadcasters. But what makes this conversation fascinating isn’t just the headlines he’s covered - it’s hearing how it all started. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Mediaweeks Newsmakers - Michael Usher

  4. 11. Mai

    Mediaweeks Newsmakers - Julia Edwards & Maddy Mewing

    Securing millions of eyeballs during prime time looks great on a network press release. However, monetising those streaming audiences at the speed of live television, presents a completely different challenge. Behind the screen, Connected TV (CTV) and programmatic advertising serve as the vital plumbing that turns those viewers into revenue. This unseen engine dictates exactly which ad plays to which household in a matter of milliseconds. On this episode of Mediaweek’s Newsmakers podcast, we caught up with Julia Edwards, director of programmatic sales at Nine, and Maddy Mewing, director of platforms at Magnite, to unpack exactly how this technical wizardry works. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Mediaweeks Newsmakers - Julia Edwards & Maddy Mewing

  5. 5. Mai

    Mediaweek Newsmakers - Tom Malone

    Tom Malone didn’t set out to run a national audio network, but he sure built his career like someone who might. In this episode of Mediaweek’s Newsmakers, the Tapt Media CEO traces his path from newsroom floor to the top job, unpacking the decisions, discipline and industry shifts that now sit behind the launch of the new independent audio business. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Mediaweek Newsmakers - Tom Malone

  6. 4. Mai

    Mediaweek Newsmakers - Spotify's Jenny Haggard

    The term ‘thought leader’ is often loosely applied across marketing and media, but at its most effective, it plays a defined role in shaping brand direction and influence. That’s the focus of the latest episode of Newsmakers, featuring Jenny Haggard, Head of Global Brand Strategy and Thought Leadership Lead at Spotify. In the episode, Haggard outlines how the role operates in practice – and how it has evolved alongside Spotify’s own growth. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Mediaweek Newsmakers - Spotify's Jenny Haggard

  7. 14. Apr.

    Mediaweek Newsmakers - Anthony Jeselnik

    He’s been described as a comedic dark genius. But beneath Anthony Jeselnik’s acerbic wit lies a mind shaped by the power of literature. Fiction, to be precise. In fact, Jeselnik’s appreciation for the written word is so great that he’s even started a book club. Called ‘The Anthony Jeselnik Book Club’ - the only prerequisite for membership is … well, nothing really. And, to be honest, that’s the real genius of the club - it’s open to anyone and everyone who wants to read. There’s no deal in it for him, no movie tie-ins or kickbacks, making it probably one of the more PURE things in the world right now. In this chat, we talk about Jeselnik’s education at Turlane, why he walked away from his first job writing jokes for Jimmy Fallon, and why nothing hits the human spirit like fiction. Novels mentioned in the podcast below: Glama Rama - Brett Easton EllisAmerican Psycho - Brett Easton EllisNo Country for Old Men - Cormac McCarthyThe Outsiders - S.E. HintonDeparture(s) - Julian BarnesLost Lambs - Madeline CashCrux - Gabriel TallentDiscipline - Larissa FaHeap Earth Upon It - Chloe Michelle HoworthWhite River Crossing - Ian McGuireThe Violet Hour: A Novel - James CahillAmong Friends - Hal EbbottAnna Karenina - Leo TolstoyStoner - John WilliamsChain-Gang All-Stars - Nana Kwame Adjei-BrenyahThe Glass Hotel - Emily St. John MandelMadame Bovary - Gustave FlaubertThe Catcher in the Rye - J.D. SalingerOn the Road - Jack KerouacFaithless - Alice Nelson See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Mediaweek Newsmakers - Anthony Jeselnik

  8. 19. März

    Mediaweek Newsmakers: MOVE 2.0 unshackled

    For years, the media industry considered out-of-home advertising the blunt instrument of the media mix. Planners bought giant billboards and hoped people would drive past. Those days are officially over. MOVE 2.0 has finally launched. The new $20 million measurement tool leaves its cage to shift the industry from simply buying panels to genuinely understanding people. In the latest edition of the Mediaweek Newsmakers podcast, Elizabeth McIntyre, chief executive officer of the Outdoor Media Association and MOVE, joins Brittany Crowley, national head of investment at Universal McCann, to unpack the reality of the release. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Mediaweek Newsmakers: MOVE 2.0 unshackled
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Mediaweek Podcasts deliver insider access to Australia’s media industry. From exclusive interviews with top execs and talent, to sharp analysis of trends shaping media, marketing and advertising.

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