John Buckley is a media correspondent at Capital Brief, based in Sydney. He specializes in publishing and media, broadcasting, and business and economics, with a keen focus on social issues and the impact of AI. His work has been featured in VICE Media, SmartCompany, Crikey, and various other prominent outlets.
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Labor has revealed its plan to force tech giants to provide funding for Australia's news industry. While the big media companies are upbeat, many questions remain.
British sports streamer DAZN has a limited presence in Australia. It sees Foxtel as a chance to secure AFL and NRL rights — and gain 4.6 million subscribers.
British sports streamer DAZN has a limited presence in Australia. It sees Foxtel as a chance to secure AFL and NRL rights — and gain 4.6 million subscribers.
By: John Buckley, Laurel Henning
The lobby group for independent publishers has thrown its support behind Labor's new tech levy, but TikTok has hit out at the policy while LinkedIn owner Microsoft, is still silent.
By: Anthony Galloway, John Buckley
Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones took meetings with several media executives in the months before taking media reforms to the Labor cabinet, but did not meet with two of the platforms captured by its new tech levy.
Former Nine Entertainment chief executive Hugh Marks has been appointed as the ABC’s new managing director for a five-year term, the public broadcaster announced on Tuesday.
By: John Buckley
The former CEO of legacy media operator Nine has signalled plans to boost the ABC's commercial focus as he takes over as managing director of the public broadcaster.
The news: Nine Entertainment's chief sales officer Michael Stephenson has resigned, the company announced in a statement on Wednesday.
The companies are expected to next week announce the details of a deal which will have far-reaching implications for the Australian media sector.
By: John Buckley
Mayor John Buckley encourages Hornell residents to celebrate the spirit of the season by spreading joy and kindness.
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