Episode

Australian media bosses rage against (or consider deals with) the machine

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Mumbrellacast
Published
Jul 23, 2026
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2082
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Summary

Welcome to this week's Mumbrellacast, now available as a novella. This week has seen some major executive moves at the media companies. Nat Harvey went from Mamamia to Seven, former Seven revenue chief Kurt Burnette popped up at Vinyl Group, and Mia gave her son the good office.  Also, SCA presented its unique selling proposition to marketers at a mini-upfront delivered at breakfast-time with coffee and croissants; the bosses of News Corp, SBS, ABC, and Nine teamed up on stage at the Andrew Olle lecture to discuss the deals and battles with AI companies; and Mumbrella managed to help a creative get his Instagram account back after a dispute with Meta and FIFA, 'cos we're handy like that. Delivered piping hot, just like you ordered.  Get the latest episodes here. Podcast edit by Abe’s Audio.