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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John Buckley's coverage is heavily focused on the media industry, streaming services, Australian news outlets, advertising, and retail. With a strong emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation in the context of these topics, he would likely be interested in pitches related to regulatory changes impacting media businesses or new government policies affecting the entertainment industry.
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By: John Buckley
The talks have sparked uncertainty over Foxtel's future and raised questions across News Corp and the broader sector about the fate of CEO Patrick Delany.
By: John Buckley
The talks have sparked uncertainty over Foxtel's future and raised questions across News Corp and the broader sector about the fate of CEO Patrick Delany.
The university, which supported the launch of the open source research newswire in 2022, informed staff early last week of a consultation process over the future of the partnership.
Spotify will launch a new creator monetisation program in Australia from next year as part of a move poised to lure more talent from competing platforms, such as YouTube.
By: John Buckley
With just two parliamentary sitting weeks remaining this year, Labor is facing calls for action on the news media bargaining code and clarity on the government's media reform agenda.
By: John Buckley
Superannuation fund Hesta has voted in favour of a proposal to eliminate the media giant's dual-class share structure, emerging as the latest investor to speak out publicly.
Even if successful, a vote at Thursday's AGM to abolish News Corp's dual-class share structure would be non-binding. But it's clear Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch are taking it seriously.
By: John Buckley
The news: News Corp says it has fended off a non-binding proposal from activist hedge fund Starboard Value to loosen the Murdoch family's grip on the company by eliminating its dual-class share structure.
The news: Meta has called on Labor to extend its plans to restrict the use of social media by children to all platforms, including YouTube, amid concerns the government is rushing the reforms without adequate consultation.
By: John Buckley
By coming together, we can create an environment where respect and kindness prevail, writes Hornell Mayor John Buckley.
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