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Wednesday, 05 June 2013

News Corp quits London Stock Exchange

There's been more housekeeping in Rupert Murdoch's family company. by Glenn Dyer

Dimmi cooks up a storm with MasterChef partnership

Sydney-based restaurant booking website Dimmi has signed a three-year deal with popular reality cooking show MasterChef Australia. by Michelle Hammond

Foxtel to give 3000 customers free one-month subscription following ACCC allegations

Foxtel will give over 3000 customers credit for subscriptions after botching a free television offer, according to an enforceable undertaking provided to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. by Yolanda Redrup

The Guardian AU misses out: Why domain name registration requires rapid action

Sometime this year, Australia will see the launch of a local version of British newspaper The Guardian. by Myriam Robin

We Are Hunted confirms sale to Twitter

We Are Hunted, the Brisbane-based music sharing start-up, has confirmed that it has been acquired by Twitter, with the microblogging site set to launch its own music app. by Oliver Milman

BBC Worldwide sells iconic travel group Lonely Planet to Kentucky billionaire for massive loss

Get set for the Lonely Planet Guide to Kentucky. by Patrick Stafford

Meet the reclusive billionaire rancher who may buy Lonely Planet from the BBC

A reclusive Kentucky rancher might end up as the new owner of travel information group Lonely Planet. by Patrick Stafford

Can a fifth CEO in two years be enough to save Channel Ten?

New Channel Ten CEO Hamish McLennan has promised the network's third revamp in two years. But until its deals with the Murdoch-owned Shine and Fox are reworked, improved ratings seem unlikely. by Glenn Dyer

Late night TV spruiking companies collapse leaving Channel Nine out of pocket

The reasons behind the collapse of two late night TV infomercial companies remains a mystery, as administrators begin to check the paper trail. by Cara Waters