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Will streaming giant Netflix win the game? Or will the post-COVID-19 TV world get even more diverse and affordable for viewers?

With surging subscribers and no declining ad revenue to worry about, Netflix is thriving amid the pandemic — and it's not the only one.

Any tech executive will tell you online conferences are a 100% effective replacement for being there in person. But, the truth is, they're crap.

Right now, when the most eyeballs and ears are trained on traditional and trusted media, brands need to invest in advertising.

The government's JobKeeper package fails to take into account the fragmented nature of employment for an increasing number of people in this country.

The closure of Aboriginal lands to visitors in response to COVID-19 means tourist visits stopped abruptly, along with the income from buying art they provided.

Cricketing legend Andrew Symonds has had his an advertisement referencing his infamous reaction to a streaker in 2008 pulled from the airwaves.

Netflix’s director of product research and consumer insights, Caroline Morgan, discusses how the streaming giant uses viewer feedback to pivot and grow.

Blanding, simplification, minimalism or dumbing down for your audience? Call it what you will, it’s been gaining momentum.

The pathway to success in the screen industry used to depend on convincing broadcasters and film producers to give to you airtime, but not anymore.