Ozy Media isn’t shutting down after all, reports The Hollywood Reporter‘s Alex Weprin. Carlos Watson says Ozy Media won’t shut down after all: “We are open for business”
On Sunday, Delany said Foxtel’s growth had led to a culture of fearlessness, as the harnessing of the latest technologies - its recently released iQ5 set-top box does not require any cabling or satellites - had made its product available to a wider cross-section of the Australian community than was previously possible. “We’ve done a pretty good job at creating new value.” “Any revenue we are losing on the traditional pay TV side is being more than backfilled from the streaming side,” Delany told Sky News Australia on Sunday. Kayo, Binge kick goals as Foxtel cash streamsįoxtel boss Patrick Delany says the company’s successful streaming services - namely Kayo Sports and entertainment platform Binge - are more than offsetting any losses incurred by other parts of the business, reports News Corp’s James Madden. “I am delighted to have the opportunity to work alongside the SBS board and executive to advance the organisation’s mission.” “Its ethos accords precisely with my own, as I have dedicated my career to building a more resilient, respectful and inclusive society. “SBS plays a vital role in fostering understanding and appreciation of diversity in Australia,” Mr Alhadeff said. Vic Alhadeff, a former NSW Jewish Board of Deputies chief executive, has been handpicked by Communications Minister Paul Fletcher to join the SBS board as a non-executive director, reports AFR‘s Miranda Ward.Īlhadeff said he was “deeply honoured to have been appointed to the SBS board”. Former boss of NSW Jewish Board of Deputies named to SBS board
The problems appeared to be linked to a change the company made to networking instructions for how the world accesses its systems, according to outside experts. “We’re working to get things back to normal as quickly as possible, and we apologize for any inconvenience.”įacebook wasn’t immediately available to comment on the reason for the outage. “We’re aware that some people are having trouble accessing our apps and products,” Facebook wrote in a message posted on Twitter. Email Business of Media Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp go down in major outageįacebook Inc’s platforms and apps, including WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook, have abruptly gone offline, disrupting user access and communication in many countries for an extended period, reports News Corp’s Talal Ansari and Robert McMillan.
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