PBL becomes Nine Entertainment Co
The shakeup at PBL has conintued with the company – owner of the Nine Network, ACP magazines and a share in NineMSN rebranding itself as Nine Entertainment Co.
The move was announced by CEO David Gyngell.
He said: “From today Nine Entertainment Co. is our group’s new title, new brand and new future. It will embrace Nine Television, Nine Magazines (through ACP), Nine Digital (through ninemsn, Carsales, Cudo and Sky News),and Nine Events (through Ticketek and Acer Arena) and thus draw together under one new banner all the outstanding people and vast assets of this great company.”
Gyngell went on: “Nine Entertainment Co. is a group identity which incorporates all of that, while each of our properties will naturally retain their individual titles. What we’re about is bringing the whole group together as one highly recognisable and successful brand. We’re in a sense drawing a line in the sand for a new start – for a uniform, integrated and energetic co-operative that develops the best creative environment in the business. And we’re taking with us the very best of this group’s fine history, its impressive and diverse assets and its great people, to form one powerhouse entertainment brand under one powerful title.”
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Looks like the Channel 9 Wikipedia page will need MORE editing then…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N.....ce=cmailer
“The Nine Network is probably best known as the leading equal opportunity broadcaster in Australia after they became the first station to employ a robot – Karl Stefanovic. As well as this they are known as the broadcaster that has made the worst decision since the Trojan army took a liking to a wooden horse by deciding to show the Ashes 2010 series in standard definition. Possibly to make room for glorious 4:3 aspect ratio repeats of Friends.”
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Looks like the Channel 9 Wikipedia entry will need more editing then…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N.....ce=cmailer
“The Nine Network is probably best known as the leading equal opportunity broadcaster in Australia after they became the first station to employ a robot – Karl Stefanovic. As well as this they are known as the broadcaster that has made the worst decision since the Trojan army took a liking to a wooden horse by deciding to show the Ashes 2010 series in standard definition. Possibly to make room for glorious 4:3 aspect ratio repeats of Friends.”
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Looks like the Channel 9 Wikipedia entry will need more editing then…
Looks like the Channel 9 Wikipedia entry will need more editing then…
“The Nine Network is probably best known as the leading equal opportunity broadcaster in Australia after they became the first station to employ a robot – Karl Stefanovic. As well as this they are known as the broadcaster that has made the worst decision since the Trojan army took a liking to a wooden horse by deciding to show the Ashes 2010 series in standard definition. Possibly to make room for glorious 4:3 aspect ratio repeats of Friends.”
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Don’t worry Scott, you’ll get the heckling right eventually….
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It’s like Groundhog Day here…
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It’s like Groundhog Day here…
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I bet Scott laughed all three times.
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Scott, your Cynic-Gadget-arometer (Pat. Pending) needs recalibrating – it pressed Enter three times. How embarassment.
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Sorry about that. Everytime I pushed submit it threw me back to the homepage, without the comment being saved (apparently) hence the multiple comments. All apologies.
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So what?!! What a bore!
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with as much success as MediaHub
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Is Karl Stefanovic the bloke with the false smile? If so, he is robotic too!!
It can be frustrating when you don’t know if a comment has been submitted or not, the new YouTube comments do not populate immediately, which is annoying. not as annoying as autoplay vid’s on FD sites though…
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