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A string of cancellations and lukewarm relaunches has thrown a wrench into the accepted industry wisdom about trading in nostalgia.

A string of cancellations and lukewarm relaunches has thrown a wrench into the accepted industry wisdom about trading in nostalgia.

A string of cancellations and lukewarm relaunches has thrown a wrench into the accepted industry wisdom about trading in nostalgia.

May 17th, 2021 By David Knox Make a commentFiled under: News, The ABC has appointed producer Louise Smith as an executive producer for Australian drama, entertainment and Indigenous content, which follows the departure of Que Minh Luu. Smith has more than 20 years’ experience producing television titles and feature films in Australia and overseas, including Riot, The End, Dance Academy: The Movie, The Square and Sally Riley, ABC Head of Drama, Entertainment & Indigenous content, said: “Fresh from her outstanding series The End, Louise brings a wealth of industry knowledge to the role....

Protesting against Byron Baes giving Netflix show free publicity, expert says Posted 1 updated 50 A woman holds a sign at this morning's protest. ( Share Print text only Cancel People protesting Netflix's new reality series Byron Baes are actually creating free publicity for the streaming giant, who will be "loving" the attention, a leading marketing expert says. In the latest show of opposition to the series, surfers in Byron Bay — the NSW tourist hot-spot where the show is based — took part in a protest-paddle this morning. Netflix says the show is a "docu-soap" and a "love letter t...