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Mumbrellacast

Every week the team at Mumbrella cover the latest news in the Australian media, marketing and advertising industries along with interviews with key people in the industry. Featuring a rotating panel of hosts from the Mumbrella team, this podcast is essential listening for anyone working under Australia"s media and marketing umbrella.

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52:42

Junkee's Tim Duggan, the Geoffrey Rush verdict and...

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2020/07/02

This week, Junkee Media's co-founder Tim Duggan joined the Mumbrellacast to chat about the week's news and his new book Cult Status. First up, do you see a golden wattle or a golden COVID? That was the question posed to the marketing industry this week when Australia's new brand was revealed. What is it about logos that attracts so much criticism? Why, as Duggan says, are Australians are our own worst clients? Ad spend for May was down 40.4%. Is the world 'Fukt' like the AFR once (accidentally)

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82:46

ABC cuts, Tik Tok gets serious about marketing and...

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2020/06/25

It was a sad week for the ABC. Up to 250 job cuts, the loss of ABC Life and the 7:45 news broadcast. Shadow minister for communications, Michelle Rowland, joined the Mumbrellacast and weighed in on the implications these cuts will have on Australia's media landscape and its access to diverse and regional content. Some big moves took place in media agency-land, including Hearts & Science acquiring an agency and a restructure in Carat's strategy team. For Carat, it is one of the biggest moves from

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61:38

The job ad of the year, Bauer's last chapter and the...

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2020/06/18

This week on the Mumbrellacast: the job ad creating waves throughout the industry. What started as Dr Mumbo diagnosing problematic language in an ad for a “senior executive assistant / office manager / professional governess” at Ultimate Edge Communications, became an industry discussion about discrimination and burnout. Mumbrella's Vivienne Kelly goes behind the scenes on her interview with Aleisha McCall. Over in publishing, the Bauer Media saga is almost coming to a close after it was sold to

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59:29

Has Australia missed its Me Too moment? Plus the...

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2020/06/11

In this week's Mumbrellacast, the team asks has Australia's media industry missed its Me Too moment? The topic comes about after it was announced NOW Australia, the organisation created by Tracey Spicer to assist victims of workplace sexual harassment and indecent assault, is shutting down. The team looks back on 2018, the promises made and allegations revealed, and analyses what went wrong. The AFL is returning in one of the biggest weeks for Seven this year. The network is promising

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67:37

Sonia Kruger on Big Brother, the week in adland and...

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2020/06/04

This week, Marc Fennell dropped by the Mumbrellacast to talk about his latest podcasting venture with Audible, Nut Jobs. He describes his adventures in the USA to explore the illegal nut trade, explains Audible's interest in storytelling, and ponders if there really is a podcast for everything? Over in adland, a couple of big leadership changes took place. Wunderman Thompson CEO John Gutteridge announced he was stepping down with Lee Leggett taking over. Gutteridge was the last WPP AUNZ CEO to

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77:04

Journalism's darkest day, does the future of work...

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2020/05/28

It's been called the darkest day in Australian media - News Corp has closed 100 print titles, with 14 to close permanently and what is speculated to be near 1,000 job losses. The Mumbrellacast team breaks down the social, political and financial implications these closures will have on regional areas and wonders what the future is for the industry. The Hallway CEO, Jules Hall, revealed on Mumbrella earlier this week that his agency will continue working from home indefinitely, sparking a

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64:13

The end of 10 Daily, and Neil Breen on the new 4BC...

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2020/05/21

Just days after celebrating its second birthday, 10 Daily announced it would be closing at the end of this week. It is another sad piece of news for the industry, but despite an email from Ten boss Beverley McGarvey saying it was part of a wider strategic move from Viacom CBS, the Mumbrellacast team can't help but wonder if the closure is shrouded in COVID-19 revenue struggles. Also in publishing, the latest chapter of the Bauer Media saga is its push for some positive PR, announcing that its

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90:15

Under the hood at Ten, farewell Alan Jones, plus Matt...

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2020/05/14

In this week's bumper edition of the Mumbrellacast, the team bids farewell to 2GB's breakfast radio king, Alan Jones. From the on-air announcement of his retirement, the cultural and commercial impact he had on radio, and the comments of support from Nine's managing director of radio Tom Malone one question must be answered: did he jump, or was he pushed? Ten's chief content officer Beverley McGarvey and chief sales officer Rod Prosser joined the team to give insight into the goings-on at the

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39:00

Inside WPP AUNZ, programmatic is exposed and Foxtel...

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2020/05/07

This week saw WPP AUNZ lift the bonnet at its annual general meeting, but don't worry about new CEO Jens Monsees. Despite the fact he stepped into the leadership role just before a global pandemic, he promises Mumbrella's Brittney Rigby he's 'doing fine', even facing a potential $10m loss for the group from H1 CY20. Foxtel hung on to the exclusive rights to HBO's content in Australia. It's a massive win for the pay TV provider, with shows like Succession, Big Little Lies and the upcoming reboot of

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82:19

Ben Lilley, hypnotism and the Logies (or lack there of)

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2020/04/30

Straight off the back of revealing the acquisition of Red Engine SCC, entrepreneur and creative chairman of McCann Worldgroup Australia, Ben Lilley, joined the Mumbrellacast to discuss his industry homecoming. Lilley discusses his return to McCann as its owner, his long-term acquisition strategy, and whether a creative classic, like 'Dumb Ways To Die', will emerge in the near future. Across the industry, we've seen the loss of the Logies, further job cuts and salary sacrifices at Bauer Media,

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48:46

Ads that crossed the line, Christian O'Connell goes...

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2020/04/23

This week on the Mumbrellacast, the team reflect on the state of Australia's media industry after it sank to 26th place on the World Press Freedom Index for 2019. Following the raids on the ABC headquarters and News Corp Australia journalist Annika Smethurst and the closure of AAP newswire, is Australia's reputation as a respected home of democratic journalism at risk? The week in adland saw industry watchdog Ad Standards ban a couple of ads. Despite its best efforts to redefine the term 'whipped',

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61:50

A Masterchef launch for the ages, the government's...

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2020/04/16

Masterchef is 'Back to Win' and back with a vengeance in the TV ratings. Was it the lack of MAFS? The familiar faces on screen? COVID-boredom? Or, just the perfect storm for Ten to take out the colossal win? The team chats through how no one came close to guessing the 1.268m metro viewers launch on Easter Monday, and the pay off from Ten's programming decision. Also in TV, the team was joined by Nine's head of content production and development Adrian Swift to chat through the 2020 launch of last

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72:11

Bauer and Pac Mags play chicken, pay cuts persist,...

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2020/04/09

This week saw the ultimate game of chicken being played by Bauer Media and Pacific Magazines. Rumours had it that Bauer was ghosting Pac Mags over its impending $40m acquisition. Pac Mags took Bauer to court, then told the ASX 'Everything is fine'. 24 hours later the deadline for the sale was pushed back a month. The Mumbrellacast team discusses what is really going on. And, as is the sad reality of the industry right now, more cuts took place at Foxtel, ARN and WPP AUNZ. While lower paid staff

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60:42

The Legalities Of Pay Cuts, The Future Of Bauer...

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2020/04/02

It was another big week in the media and marketing industry: print was the latest victim of the coronavirus-economy, more pay cuts and redundancies were rolled out, April Fools’ Day was cancelled and Easter, would you believe, is on the horizon. This week Mumbrella investigated the rights and responsibilities media employees have when it comes to protecting their incomes. With job and pay cuts continuing to roll out across the industry, the team chats through the implications of standing employees

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60:28

Mumbrellacast: Media's Most Difficult Week

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2020/03/26

It's been the hardest week the modern media and marketing industries have ever seen. Media owners and agencies are fighting to protect their staff and businesses as COVID-19 has brought Australia to a standstill. Redundancies, forced leave, pay cuts and trading halts: is the industry that is meant to lead in creativity being creative enough [...] The post Mumbrellacast: Media's most difficult week appeared first on Mumbrella.

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42:27

Mumbrellacast: COVID-19, Government Communication And...

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2020/03/19

This week's Mumbrellacast comes to you from three different suburbs of Sydney (and San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge) as the team has started working from home and experimenting with recording video conferencing. Content director Tim Burrowes and editor Vivienne Kelly chat through the Mumbrella events that have been postponed over the next six months as [...] The post Mumbrellacast: COVID-19, government communication and what's happening to Mumbrella's events appeared first on Mumbrella.

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29:29

Mumbrellacast: Ten Goes Without A CEO, ABC Topples...

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2020/03/12

This week's Mumbrellacast comes to you from the lunch hour at Mumbrella's Travel Marketing Summit, when the team sat down to talk through the week of media and marketing. Ten CEO and Viacom CBS ANZ VP, Paul Anderson, announced he was stepping down, with his role not to be replaced. Chief content officer, Beverley McGarvey [...] The post Mumbrellacast: Ten goes without a CEO, ABC topples Kyle and Jackie O, and the ACCC launches ad tech inquiry appeared first on Mumbrella.

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50:43

Mumbrellacast: How The AAP's Closure Will Impact...

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2020/03/05

This week on the Mumbrellacast, head of Telum Australia and New Zealand David Skapinker joins reporter Brittney Rigby and head of Mumbrella's professional division Damian Francis to weigh in on the closure of the Australian Associated Press (AAP). The trio discuss the implications the shuttering will have on the wider industry, and how media owners [...] The post Mumbrellacast: How the AAP's closure will impact journalism, coronavirus hits the industry, plus Telum's David Skapinker appeared first

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65:58

Mumbrellacast: There's A Lot Going On - Nine, Premium...

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2020/02/27

Mumbrella's outgoing co-founder and CEO, Martin Lane, makes a very special appearance on this week's Mumbrellacast just one month out from moving on to his next project. Martin reveals the worst decision he made at Mumbrella, the process of building and selling businesses and how the media, marketing and advertising industries have changed over the [...] The post Mumbrellacast: There's a lot going on - Nine, Premium Content Alliance, HT&E, Ooh Media and WPP appeared first on Mumbrella.

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49:52

Mumbrellacast: Peter Vogel On Wavemaker And WPP, The...

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2020/02/20

This week Wavemaker CEO Peter Vogel joined the Mumbrellacast to talk through the media agency's focus for 2020, the 'fresh eyes' of WPP AUNZ CEO Jens Monsees, and the energy new clients such as Mondelez bring to the agency. Vogel also joined the team to talk through the news of the week, including the new [...] The post Mumbrellacast: Peter Vogel on Wavemaker and WPP, the future of Seven and the ACCC adtech inquiry appeared first on Mumbrella.

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