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B&T's overnight TV ratings report is like Shakespeare as retold to That's Life magazine while drinking heavily.
B&T's overnight TV ratings report is like Shakespeare as retold to That's Life magazine while drinking heavily.
It would appear Shaun Micallef and Tom Gleeson would prove far more popular leaders than the incumbents.
It's prime time viewing right now and surprisingly there's not even a hint of a limbo dancing reality show insight.
It appears sing-alongs were tickling Australians' fancy over playing with Lego or whizzing up a backseat meal.
Industry love-in events can be a snooze fest, but not when one of the presenters goes completely off script.
B&T never misses an issue of the AFR Magazine. Even if we do stick New Idea in the middle of it.
IBM CMO Jodie Sangster announces departure. Has promised not to do a podcast, take up painting or open a yoga retreat.
Here's a photo special from last week's B&T/smrtr lunch. Yes, we've preferenced those with well-manicured nasal hairs.
It's all hot potato and big red cars in the B&T office this morning. Scottish staffer reconsiders visa application.
B&T's scribe had a tear of joy rolling down his cheek as he tucked into his first industry arancini ball in a year.
B&T delivers a breaking news industry scoop. And, trust us, this time we're 79.98% certain it's even correct.
If there's one person who would empathise with Jens on former staff offering unhelpful advice, it has to be Mark Read.
Seven’s Katie McGrath has released a "harrowing" memoir that it has to be said reads like a plot for a Seven TV show.
Here's a piece from B&T's very own editor-in-chief. And never once does he mention how his footy team was robbed either.
Admittedly, this is news pre-Easter. But much like old JC himself, B&T's giving it a second coming sans any nails.
Matthew Mee was the sort of witty, charming Brit B&T expected. And, rest assured, we steered clear of Brexit & rugby.
If you're currently in Cannes and have scant to show for your efforts, think of the excess baggage savings you'll make.
It wouldn't be Cannes without Sir Martin in attendance. That and incredibly expensive hotels and surly wait staff.
John Legend tinkled the ivory for two tunes at the end of this session, but you didn't want to know that did you?
Having survived an overdose of deep fried chicken, B&T's faithful scribe once more battled the crowds in Vegas for this.
B&T's man is on the ground in Vegas for the annual Adobe love-in. And he's loosened the handcuffs in time to pen this.
It's part two of B&T's one-on-one with OMG's 'Big Kahuna'. Maybe not as entertaining as yesterday, but with less typos.
If the industry has a sage, it has to be Peter Horgan. Although get close to him and it's more a delicate nutmeg smell.
When our mattress starts advertising to us, we're more likely to receive discounted cat food than Trojan ads, we fear.
Attend B&T's Shutterstock brekkie on Tuesday? You may see yourself in this photo, if not there's also pics of muffins.
If more proof were needed rugby has been abandoned by the leather elbow-patched, tweed jacket-wearing set, this is it.
Periods demystified and goofy dads banished all part and parcel of how Australians portrayed in the media says this.
TV-land has always known how to put on a good party and last night was no exception if our head is any indicator.
B&T sat down for a fireside chat (minus the fire) with Nine's Lizzie Young to get her take on the Fairfax takeover.
Just woken up late for work and realised you missed the big news? Get your key talking points ready with this.
Sounds of even more champagne corks popping heard coming from Nine/Fairfax as old media's enemy takes a tumble.
Adobe's Donna Morris offers some sage advice on achieving pay parity that involves neither hypnotism nor a unicycle.
B&T's got two scribes heading for the Croisette, and given their reputation around Rosé, we're glad to file this now.
News Corp sends bakers of friands, muffins, and croissants into overdrive to meet media buyer demand in Sydney with this...
If you're reading this from Perth or Adelaide, we'd suggest you may have a little too much time on your hands.
If AI isn't already scaring the shit out of most people, comes this news it resembles some awful spotty, drunk teenager.