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Perth has a new radio ratings leader, with 96FM taking over the top spot from Mix 94.5 in the fourth survey of 2013.

The new-found restraint characterising chief executive salaries has not extended to Kerry Stokes' Seven Group Holdings, which has announced that new boss Don Voelte could earn $7.2 million each yea

Construction contractor Monford, which was one of 10 winners in this year's Business News' Rising Stars awards, has made the finals in another business awards program, along with communications com

Getting the best out of business social media requires more of a business than just being connected.

Google captured more than half of the $US8.8 billion ($A9.33 billion) spent on mobile internet advertising worldwide last year and is expected to boost its share in 2013, market watchers say.

Daily metropolitan newspaper The West Australian will cut 40 jobs as it undertakes a major restructure.

Cricket Australia says its deals with the Nine and Ten networks for the domestic broadcast of cricket are worth $590 million.

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The Perth Convention Bureau will retire its partnership with CMS Events' Perth Event Show to focus on international and national markets.

Media agency Adcorp Australia has been reappointed to the Western Australian government's non-campaign media contract.

Australian's are increasing their social media presence and reach, according to a study on the nation's social media habits.

Television executive Tim Worner has been appointed the chief executive of Seven West Media.

The Nine Network will decide whether to match a $500 million offer for cricket television rights while being taken to court by Cricket Australia.

Shares in Seven West Media have leapt 10 per cent after the company exceeded expectations on cost cuts and chief executive Don Voelte said the media group was placed to improve next year.

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EVENTS industry veteran Peter Kay is little more than a month away from launching his latest venture – the 2013 Red Dog Festival, in the Pilbara – amid a host of challenges posed by a changing spon

Consumers will soon be able to watch current American television over the internet without subscription, under a new agreement Quickflix has signed with television giant HBO.

Business News is unlocking its information warehouse with a new data-rich website to be launched tomorrow, along with a redesigned newspaper, revamped email alerts and a new brand and masthead.

Fairfax Radio's drive timeslot, hosted by Howard Sattler, has bounced back in the latest Perth radio ratings, while Mix 94.5 remains the favourite station overall despite a slight dip in

Ten Network Holdings has posted a $243.3 million first half loss, its results dragged down by one-off redundancy, termination and impairment costs.

Lawyers for billionaire Gina Rinehart have claimed her legal pursuit of several journalists is not intended to force them to reveal their sources - but rather a request for information pertaining t

Cinema giant Hoyts is on the back foot after social media reports emerged over the weekend claiming the Carousel cinema in Cannington is infested with rodents.

Hundreds of journalists have pledged support for a Fairfax reporter facing court action by billionaire Gina Rinehart to reveal sources for an unauthorised biography about her.

Prime Minister Julia Gillard has confirmed the government has given up on its remaining proposals for media reform, billed by media organisations as an attack on free speech.

Retired footballer turned marketing specialist David Sierakowski has signed up sporting greats Adam Gilchrist and Matthew Pavlich for a new business venture pitched at Western Australia's top board

Media companies have welcomed the collapse of the federal government's controversial package of reforms to ownership and regulation in the industry.

The federal government's plan for a public interest media advocate to oversee media mergers and press standards is on the brink of collapse after independent MP Andrew Wilkie ruled out backing Labo

Perth company PositionMEonline has announced its second acquisition this year, following its backdoor listing on the ASX through Reeltime Media in November 2012.

The federal opposition will support two of the government's bills to change media laws.

Seven West Media chief Don Voelte says proposed media law changes are a blunt attempt to impose federal government control over the free press.