The Mumbrella podcast: The FlashForward ratings hit; Prevention’s success; Radio winners; Should journos tweet?; The OMD shake-up

Mumbrella today launches a weekly audio podcast.

It features Mumbrella editor Tim Burrowes and is co-presented by Scott Rhodie, appointed this week to head HotHouse’s new PR and social media practice.

In the first, half hour, edition:

• FlashForward’s fast-tracked success and The Apprentice’s ratings struggle
• The Hey Hey race row
• Online video’s time comes
• Good news for PacMags’ Prevention
• James Packer v the world
• The radio awards – why doesn’t 2GB get more credit?
• Should journos tweet in court?
• OMD’s shakeup
• Social media’s Ghostbusters effect

The weekly podcast will shortly be available for free on iTunes.

The podcast was recorded at the studios of CBS Interactive in Sydney

Tim Burrowes

Tim Burrowes is the founder of Mumbrella. At various points he's been editor, content director and editor-at-large of Mumbrella. He's written about media and marketing in Australia, the Middle East and the UK.

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Comments: 3

Internetz 14 Oct 09

Is this on iTunes yet? Plans to put it on iTunes?

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Scott Rhodie 14 Oct 09

Did I say Hamish and Andy for breakfast? Doh!

I meant Merrick and Rosso – that’s live podcasting for you folks. Sometimes your mouth leaps ahead of your brain.

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mumbrella 14 Oct 09

Hi Internetz,

Thanks for your question.

It will be shorlty – just sorting out the RSS feed for iTunes.

Cheers,

Tim – Mumbrella

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