Mumbrellacast: Dentsu ANZ’s leadership bombshell, News Corp’s full-year financials, and the great copyright debate
Join Hal Crawford, Tim Burrowes, Lauren McNamara, Nathan Jolly and Abe Udy for a look at everything under Australia’s media and marketing umbrella.
Dentsu ANZ dropped a bomb this morning, revealing that its CEO Patricio De Matteis is leaving the business with the company’s New Zealand boss, Rob Harvey, stepping in as his replacement. We discuss what this means for the holdco.
News Corp released its full-year financials, and despite declining revenue for its Australian operations, the media giant’s results are strong. Hal dissects the major numbers and the reasons for them.
Meanwhile, the radio industry has been buzzing with ARN’s plans for the Christian O’Connell Show. Nath and Tim discuss the “national live” launch that doesn’t seem to live up to its name.
Last week, Atlassian’s Scott Farquhar called for the country’s copyright laws to be changed — a move that the Productivity Commission supports with a recommendation that a fair use provision be introduced to allow companies to use copyrighted material to train large language models. Is this the right move?
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