West to stay on as Nine chair - for now; Guardians of the Albo galaxy

Email The Nine board will need to ensure it has the right mix of skills as it starts the process of renewal in the wake of the devastating findings of the Intersection report.

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MEDIA West to stay on as Nine chair — for now The Nine board will need to ensure it has the right mix of skills as it starts the process of renewal in the wake of the devastating findings of the Intersection report. MEDIA DIARY Guardians of the Albo galaxy Controversial claims regarding the Prime Minister’s Qantas upgrades had every news outlet frenzied last week. Not at the Guardian, however, where it barely registered. COMMENTARY The blunders that could put Trump back in the White House Kamala Harris’s main problem is not that she covered for Joe Biden. It’s her association with California’s extreme identity politics. MEDIA SCA battling to close TV sale as deadline looms Southern Cross Austereo’s plan to sell its regional TV stations before the end of the year is looking shaky, as discussions stall with potential buyers including Seven West. AUDIO BUNGLE ABC boss faces grilling over ‘fake audio’ Executives from the public broadcaster will be questioned about the issues surrounding a problematic ABC 7.30 report which aired doctored audio from an Australian military operation. AGE BANS Strong support for social media age bans: Deloitte Many Australians are supportive of introducing an age ban on children being able to access popular social media platforms. THE GROWTH AGENDA Bah humbug: Myer embraces silly season Myer is wishing for a strong retail trading season as it urges shoppers to embrace the season in a new national ad campaign. THE GROWTH AGENDA Panthers’ historic win delivers growth surge for major sponsor MyPlace marketing boss Darren Bee details how the smart-home tech business secured double-digit growth in the first year of their sponsorship deal with the Penrith Panthers. THE GROWTH AGENDA Are technographics key to brand success? Forget demographics, technographics promise marketers increased brand awareness and loyalty, according to a groundbreaking new study. THE GROWTH AGENDA Consider unintended consequences : a recap from SXSW conference Marketers are often the drivers of change but need to consider the unintended consequences when pushing the boundaries, writes WPP’s Katie Rigg-Smith.   NEWSLETTERS TODAY'S PAPER MIND GAMES THE AUSTRALIAN PLUS   Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by The Australian, GPO Box 4245, Sydney, NSW, 2001 Australia.