Sam Buckingham-Jones is a media and marketing reporter at The Australian Financial Review. He specializes in journalism, media, and press, with a focus on commercial real estate, the housing market, and telecommunications services, among other topics. Sam's insights and analysis have been featured in Media Industry Observer, The Australian Financial Review, Commercial Real Estate Australia, and Influencing.
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Sam Buckingham-Jones' coverage predominantly focuses on media, broadcasting, journalism, television, and publishing within Australia. The majority of the articles are based on government announcements or data citations.
If you're looking to reach out to Sam with a pitch, consider offering insights into Australian media industry trends or analysis backed by strong data. Additionally, providing commentary on government policies related to content creation and distribution in Australia could also be well-received. Keep in mind that Sam's geographic focus is national (Australia), so pitches should revolve around developments specific to this region.
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By: Sam Buckingham-Jones, Anthony Macdonald
Ticketek-owner TEG is in talks with its American private equity backer and banks about an immediate injection of funds to be able to bid for upcoming tours and venue contracts and get its business back on track.
By: Sam Buckingham-Jones
It looked like a coup when Silver Lake landed the former Woolworths chief to run TEG. A year later, it is cutting costs and raising hundreds of millions.
By: Sam Buckingham-Jones
Top Telstra executives say they have no record of a Triple Zero call from a person whose spouse died during their network outage on Wednesday, contradicting
By: Sam Buckingham-Jones, Jenny Wiggins
Mobile phone outages like the Telstra crash that halted trains and stopped people calling Triple Zero are expected to reoccur as telecommunications' networks
By: Sam Buckingham-Jones
James Check, Alec Dejanovic and Jacinta Stuart-O’Toole quit their jobs to grow a newsletter about the cryptocurrency. It now rakes in $1.4 million a year.
By: Sam Buckingham-Jones
The new chief executive of Southern Cross Media has cut ties to Antony Catalano's ailing View Media Group, selling the company's 500,000 shares
By: Sam Buckingham-Jones
A region worried about being a holiday town stuck in the 1960s and 70s has emerged as an epicentre for sporting achievement in Australia.
By: Sam Buckingham-Jones
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