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The Media Weekly: KING of the whole roundups ting 👑

Welcome to the hottest rundown in media town, as we take a look at some of the biggest trending stories of the week… There’s news of a special appearance due to be made by the King of Spain at tomorrow’s World News Media Congress, while Netflix looks to diversification to boost growth. But first, let battle commence…
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The Media Weekly: Hollywood descends into scene from Wild Wild West

For this editor, a lifelong dream was realised on Sunday night, when Will Smith took to the hallowed Academy Award’s stage to collect his long overdue Oscar. But overshadowing the accolade… DRAMA! As Big Will - independently of Dru Hill - went Wild Wild West and delivered a Rock Bottom live on global television…
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The Media Weekly: Wind of truth carrying change around the world

Two weeks ago, we looked at how Putin’s propaganda machine was, perhaps for the very first time, beginning to show signs of vulnerability as it met with reality on the frontlines. Yesterday, Marina Ovsyannikova - an editor at Russia’s state-run Channel One - interrupted a live broadcast to tell the channel’s audience the truth…
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The Media Year in Review: 2021, and the metaverse anon

As we move into the holiday season, we look back on a year of change. The Economist launched its first NFT, Amazon bought MGM, and in Afghanistan the media landscape shifted seismically as a female anchor was broadcast interviewing a Taliban spokesperson. Meanwhile, as the rest of us endeavoured to return real-world events, Facebook went Meta, and there were BIG deals too throughout the traditional magazine universe. The Media Weekly morphs into the Media Year this week, as we take a whistlestop...
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The Media Weekly: Jack Dorsey quits, Cardi B glitz, and NFTs hit Hollywood

The paint had barely dried on Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta rebrand, when Jack Dorsey announced his resignation from Twitter last week. They say Alexander the Great sat down and wept, for he had no more worlds to conquer. Was Dorsey’s departure influenced by his rival’s decision to turn attentions towards the metaverse? Probably not, since Meta is a US$800bn company, and Twitter weighs in at a humble $13bn. But it’s interesting timing isn’t it!
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