Press Play

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Synopsis

Press Play is the podcast that explores the biggest issues and trends in the news media industry. We chat to industry leaders about the forces transforming the industry. Press Play is produced by NewsMediaWorks, the industry body advocating the cultural influence and commercial value of news media publishing in Australia.

Episodes

  • Unpacking AdTrust 2018 with NewsMediaWorks CEO Peter Miller

    12/07/2018 Duration: 15min

    Unpacking AdTrust 2018 with NewsMediaWorks CEO Peter Miller by NewsMediaWorks

  • Memories of Bill Leak

    16/03/2017 Duration: 29min

    Bill Leak was the editorial cartoonist for The Australian up until his sudden death in early March. In this podcast, I talk to several of his friends and colleagues to remember a man who as controversial as he was influential. The Warren Brown obituary mentioned in the podcast can be read here (http://bit.ly/2nfh3lf).

  • Is there trust in political opinion polling?

    09/03/2017 Duration: 24min

    In 2016, news consumers saw opinion polls make the wrong call again and again. In this podcast, we explore whether readers still trust the polls and how publications can reassure them.

  • Greg Hywood on real estate split and digital future

    23/02/2017 Duration: 10min

    Fairfax Media CEO Greg Hywood discusses the recent changes within the group, including the split with real estate arm Domain and what it means to the Fairfax business model.

  • Newspaper of the Year: The Australian

    31/01/2017 Duration: 22min

    CEO of The Australian, Nicholas Gray, discusses the paper's digital subscription strategy, Bill Leak and monetising mobile in this episode of Press Play. We also catch up with Cameron Stewart from The Australian's new Washington Bureau to talk Trump and press freedom.

  • Future of selling advertising

    15/12/2016 Duration: 18min

    Self-service, automation and programmatic for print are some of the innovations being adopted or investigated by publishers as they drive greater efficiencies inside their businesses.