Posts by Jeremy Eade

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  • Cracker: A Whale of a Tale,

    I'm very happy to criticise his work, and have repeatedly done so.

    I don't even watch television, it's just like you can't escape this guys idiot statements in this country , I don't know him as a person and don't pretend to know him. He certainly didn't show the kind of empathy you are showing him to various ,often marginalised guests.

    auckland • Since Mar 2008 • 1112 posts Report

  • Cracker: A Whale of a Tale,

    More on tv 3 from John Drinnan from the herald.

    "At the other end of town MediaWorks is emerging from dark days as private equity owner Ironbridge has restructured to cope with its debt load.

    Broadcasting bosses are struggling to predict the state of their industry in 10 years' time - let alone the next 50."

    auckland • Since Mar 2008 • 1112 posts Report

  • Cracker: A Whale of a Tale,

    TV3 has a chequered history as market player.

    from wiki,

    TV3 failed to gain ground against a recently revitalised TVNZ and was placed into receivership on 2 May 1990.

    TV3 badly needed investment during a climate of economic recession, the Government liberalised the rules on foreign ownership of television stations (lifting the 15 percent cap to 49 percent and later removing all restrictions), allowing TV3 to search for an investor overseas. In December 1991, CanWest took a 20 percent shareholding in TV3 and secured a management agreement allowing it full control to operate the station.

    TV3’s audience share and advertising revenue steadily increased, leading to significant profits. TV3 also steadily increased its coverage of New Zealand, adding dozens of transmitters and translators, often with the assistance of New Zealand On Air.

    auckland • Since Mar 2008 • 1112 posts Report

  • Cracker: A Whale of a Tale,

    It assumes increasing revenues from advertising which isn't going to happen, in fact when broadband explodes here it will decimate the local t.v spend.

    auckland • Since Mar 2008 • 1112 posts Report

  • Cracker: A Whale of a Tale,

    to be honest we are probably ten election cycles away from the news being taken back to the state because the present system is set up for failure.

    auckland • Since Mar 2008 • 1112 posts Report

  • Cracker: A Whale of a Tale,

    You don't have to agree with them but honestly to suggest their personal view needs correcting

    That's not such an outrageous suggestion on a discussion thread.

    auckland • Since Mar 2008 • 1112 posts Report

  • Cracker: A Whale of a Tale,

    My experience is more glengarry glenross. You sell to people on emotion, its faster and more efficient. All you want is to meet that sales target, because if you don't, no one gets paid......and you get asked to leave.

    Efficiency of advertsing? Only one has real stats, Online,and onlines click through rates in New Zealand can be devastatlingly low.

    auckland • Since Mar 2008 • 1112 posts Report

  • Cracker: A Whale of a Tale,

    * I still have phobic reactions to the telephone ringing years later.

    Let's form a support group, man I know that one.

    auckland • Since Mar 2008 • 1112 posts Report

  • Cracker: A Whale of a Tale,

    I blame that Russell Brown. If I hadn't started to listen to hard news on bfm all those years ago I wouldn't have known why media mattered.

    auckland • Since Mar 2008 • 1112 posts Report

  • Cracker: A Whale of a Tale,

    Most of New Zealands advertising stock is overpriced, especially to SMES's.

    Ad selling is not a healthy market.

    auckland • Since Mar 2008 • 1112 posts Report

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