
Natasha Lee and Wade Kingsley dissect the week in media, with a cheese knife and a glass of Pinot Gris.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNews | |||

In this episode, Ben Liebmann of Understory talks about how publishers are asking for creators to bring an audience with them - but does the economic model reflect that? Also, what does that mean for creativity and diversity? Are we becoming more hom... more
2 episodes for the price of 1 this week. Tash has her Mediaweek Editor hat on and is on the set of Channel Nine's 'The Block' and spoke to co-host Shelley Craft.
Special Guest Tina Quinn from Fourth Estate talks about the story behind the story. Her piece was published on Crikey yesterday under the headline: 'Insiders reveal the real story behind Karl Stefanovic, a monster of Nine's own making.'
Tina tells u... more
PLUS: We look at the Top 10 stories in Australian media over the past financial year.
It's a new financial year! Break out the new budgets and get the entertainment budget into action. It's lunch time!
In this episode, the Media Tarts chat with Eva... more
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Two veteran media commentators break down the week in media with sharp banter, industry context, and practical takeaways for how journalism, publishing, and tech-platform dynamics shape the business of news. Episodes frequently feature insider perspectives from editors, legal experts, and industry observers, with a mix of policy debates, mergers and market shifts, and cultural commentary on gossip, ethics, and coverage trends. The show stands out for its candid, sometimes provocative discussions, accessible explanations of complex media economics, and a light, conversational style that still delivers actionable insights for professionals in PR, advertising, and media strategy.
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