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Mike Sneesby’s elevation in focus: What’s next for Nine, Stan, and Janz After a four month hiring process, Mike Sneesby is Nine's new CEO. Here, Mumbrella's Brittney Rigby unpacks what his departure from Stan means for the streaming business, whether there's any substance to reports of a fractious board, and why Sneesby's first big challenge will be getting his competitor applicants to stick around. March 3, 2021 5:19 For the past seven and a half years, Mike Sneesby has led one of Netflix’s strongest competitors. On 1 April, the CEO of the $1 billion Stan will be elevated to CEO of the...

March 2, 2021 10:21 Former Fairfax director Patrick Allaway has announced his resignation from the Nine Entertainment Co board, just hours after the media company’s mastheads published an exclusive story detailing an investigation into deputy chair Nick Falloon over the alleged misuse of a corporate golf membership. In a statement posted to the stock exchange just before 6pm last night, the business said the resignation will take effect in April, allowing “for an orderly transition … in light of the appointment of the new CEO and succession arrangements”. Marks and CFO Maria Phillips...

Falloon and Allaway, along with Mickie Rosen, made up the Fairfax faction on the board and do not always see eye-to-eye with the Nine directors led by the chairman, Peter Costello, sources said. The Sydney Morning Herald reported on Monday that Falloon was being investigated by his own company over allegations he allowed his son to use a corporate membership at a prestigious northern Sydney golf club. Falloon was reported as saying there were no issues with his use of any membership and he had not spent a dollar of company money. There is no suggestion Falloon has misused any company funds.

Under Investigation and the case of the missing viewers Crikey 2/03/2021 © Provided by Crikey It was Nine’s night on TV but not its day in the boardroom as the underlying split that erupted last year over departing CEO Hugh Marks re-emerged. On the small screen last night it was MAFS, again with an improved national audience of 1.35 million. Nine’s true crime exploiter Under Investigation debuted strong on 1.06 million but suffered from 290,000 or so viewers from MAFS switching off. MAFS topped a million metro viewers, was the most watched program in metro markets and fourth most ...

Nine deputy chairman Nick Falloon under investigation over whistleblower claims We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement The deputy chairman of Nine Entertainment Co and one of the most prominent media figures in corporate Australia, Nick Falloon, is being investigated by his own company over allegations he allowed his son to use a corporate membership at a prestigious northern Sydney golf club. Nine received an anonymous email in early February accusing Mr Falloon, who is also the chairman of online property group Do...