Network ABC1 15.9%
Network ABC2 3.1%
Network ABC3 1.2%
Network ABC News 24 1.1% Continue reading »
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Border Security and Airways return to Sunday. Killing Time becomes a double episode. Grey’s and Smash back on Tuesday. Continue reading »
The Nine Entertainment Co. (NEC) Group today reached a landmark agreement with representatives of its senior and mezzanine lenders for a restructuring of its financing arrangements. Continue reading »
Nine Entertainment Co has announced it has reached a deal with its creditors and is now "debt free".
The deal was announced by Nine CEO David Gyngell outside a meeting with the media company’s lenders in Sydney.
“Channel Nine’s back,” Mr Gyngell told reporters. “[It] is going to be a debt free company which makes it the most powerful media balance sheet in the country.” Continue reading »
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Network ABC1 12.0%
Network ABC2 2.5%
Network ABC3 1.3%
Network ABC News 24 0.7% Continue reading »
The momentum Seven have established over the last years will dominate in 2013 as the network have released their 2013 upfronts loaded with new shows, returning favourites and more. Continue reading »
Press Release. Seven have unveiled its programming plans for 2013, driving and delivering a primetime schedule that builds on its leadership. The Network is now in its sixth consecutive year of leadership in primetime and its seventh consecutive year of leadership across the 6am-midnight broadcast day.
Seven moves into 2013 as the leader in breakfast television, morning television, nightly news and public affairs, primetime and overall across the 6am-midnight broadcast day. Seven is the first Network to unveil its 2013 programming. It is a foundation which builds on Seven’s success and leverages the Network’s coverage of the Australian Open to catapult its assault on primetime in the New Year. Continue reading »
Today, October 16, Nine CEO David Gyngell and Chairman Peter Bush hosted a meeting at law firm Gilbert & Tobin in Sydney with representatives of creditors US hedge funds Apollo and Oaktree, and Goldman Sachs.
Soon after 5pm AEDT, news has broken that a debt for equity deal has been reached – which will prevent Nine from having to go into administration.
On Monday night, October 16, ABC News outrated Seven’s and Nine’s 6pm News. The slump in Seven News is mostly due to very poor figures in Melbourne, where ABC news was the most watched news of the night. Continue reading »
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