Nathan Jolly is a Deputy Editor for Mumbrella and media.info, specializing in local news coverage in Australia, particularly in New South Wales and Sydney. With a focus on media, advertising, and entertainment industries, Nathan provides insightful and engaging articles on topics ranging from film releases and celebrity news to business trends and technological advancements.
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Nathan Jolly's coverage is primarily focused on local events and entertainment news, with a significant portion dedicated to press releases and data citations. He covers topics related to advertising, cinema, Australian TV, digital advertising, radio and marketing.
Given this focus, Nathan would likely be receptive to pitches involving local events in Australia or New South Wales that tie into the entertainment industry. Pitches could involve press releases from companies or organizations involved in these sectors as well as access to relevant data that supports trends within the mentioned topics.
He also seems interested in announcements related to technology (e.g., Google Chrome) and career platforms like LinkedIn. Thus, he may also consider pitches about innovations impacting the media landscape or changes affecting job markets within his geographic area of interest.
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Honda and Nissan are looking to merge, with the two companies issuing a joint statement confirming they are in talks.
News Corp is finalising a sale for its majority stake in Foxtel, with reports suggesting that the deal may be announced to the ASX early next week.
By: Nathan Jolly
Tabcorp has appointed Jarrod Villani as the company's first chief commercial and media officer.
Seven’s final day coverage of the Fifth Test between Australia and India on Sunday captured the attention of 3.1 million viewers, with average TV audiences of the second session sitting at 1.75 million.
Images of unhealthy products such as chocolate bars, soft drinks, and fast food will be banned from public transport, in a nation-first move from the Labor Government.
By: Nathan Jolly
The South Australian government's proposed ban on advertising junk food on public transport has been met with resistance from the national advertising body.
By: Nathan Jolly
Spotify has expanded its business model once more, releasing the first-ever live music concert film on its platform.
By: Nathan Jolly
Warner Bros. Discovery has appointed EssenceMediacom for the launch of Max, its forthcoming streaming service, which is set to enter the Australian market this year.
By: Nathan Jolly
The Australian Financial Review is leaning into lifestyle content in 2025, with four key appointments across its glossy titles.
One of the country’s most experienced executives will be joining the Nine Entertainment board.
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