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Podcast: Digital vs traditional media – what’s the difference?
David Wiadrowski and Marcel Fenez discuss the 2015 PwC Entertainment and Media Outlook, which shows that industry is lagging behind a customer that wants choice and convenience when it comes to content.
Read morePreview: PwC Entertainment & Media Outlook
David Wiadrowski explains how innovation in multiple areas is key to the success of Australia’s entertainment and media industry, in this preview of PwC’s Entertainment & Media Outlook report.
Read moreTV ratings drop as young viewers switch to the small screen
Audience figures show that numbers are in decline for traditional television formats. Meanwhile, young audiences are driving innovative new ways of watching content on other devices.
Read moreOld habits die hard: How to manage a major website redesign
Need to update your website, app or system? Be mindful of your approach. Case studies suggest that too drastic a redesign can upset your users. Kate Needham looks at the strategies that ensure change means success.
Read moreInfographic: Australia’s love affair with tablet devices
Research by the Australian Communications and Media Authority reveals that Australians across all age ranges are using tablet devices extensively. This infographic takes a look at what is driving this technology love affair.
Read moreInfographic: Analytics and big decisions in media
Business leaders in entertainment and media require razor-focused insight into the big decisions required to take their operation to the next level
Read moreTelevision ratings and the fragmentation of broadcast audiences
The business of television broadcast is changing. Thirty years ago, a hit television show in the United States could reach as many…
Read moreChanging the game: Teens want tech, not fashion
New trends suggest the status symbol of choice among teenagers is no longer fashion, but technology – what does that mean for the future of either industry?
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