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Brief: Denise Eriksen leaves ABC newscaff
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Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (Australia)

Eriksen, the head of the Current Affairs part of News and Current Affairs, has resigned after twelve months.

National Wages: up in media sector
The Australian
Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (Australia)

"Wage growth in the quarter was quickest among the arts and recreation services and media sectors.." said the Oz. Don`t you feel richer already? Maybe it means another dollar a week for the nation`s cinema staff, and it distorted the whole picture..

Brief: Janeen Faithfull moves to run Southern Star
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Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (Australia)

Rory Callaghan, who has been with Southern Star since 2006 after a career at Nine, has announced his resignation from the leadership he assumed in 2009. His replacement has now been unveiled - Janeen Faithful.

Cinema Heritage: Everleigh Rail Film Festival
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Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (Australia)

Tina Kaufman anticipates a day of secret joys at a festival which will choof its way through a primal connection - steam and cinema. The life and career of JP McGowan, Australia`s first Hollywood success story, depended on the Everleigh Rail Yards, as the NFSA will be quick to explain.

NBN: stand up and fight, you craven swine
ABC
Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (Australia)

ABC tech reporter raises a flag for a beloved project being white-anted by dumb failures in communication. Hey, we know a government like that.

Ratings: Tuesday 22nd February 2012
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Oztam
Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (Australia)

If you were an electron, would you be embarrassed shaking your little bum to transmit some of this? Sorry, sorry, we blame the ennui.

Ratings: Monday 20th February, 2012
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Oztam
Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (Australia)

Seven has stranglehold, but not for any exciting reason. Didn`t we see all this last year?

Convergence New Zealand: Ultra Fast Broadband and the Broadband Summit under a Long White Cloud
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Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (New Zealand)

The New Zealanders have their NBN, called the UFB, and it too is watching a government gavotte over regulation, speed, efficiency and realistic futures. Trouble is, the government gets hives when it contemplates actually controlling bits of the economy it has deregulated so assiduously.

Drone Cameras: the news will find you everywhere
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ABC
Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (Australia)

Three thou gets you a flying eyeball, in HD, on a tiny chopper. The new invisibility cloaks being developed cost rather more, so the battle for privacy just became asymmetrical.

Luke Nguyen: bring the Mekong to your television table
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Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (Australia)

While the scope of SBS may be cramped by poverty, it wisely runs a terrific strand of food shows stretching back thirty years. Luke Nguyen has become an instant institution, as he spices the culinary arts with a culture he continues to love.

UFB: government digs in
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Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (New Zealand)

The Commerce Commission`s broadband summit, which perhaps received a little more media attention that it otherwise might have following Stephen Fry`s tweets about his lack of service yesterday, has offered little beyond statements entrenching the positions of the major players and stakeholders. Sky and the government want to avoid regulation, TVNZ sort of finds itself with a foot in both camps, and MediaWorks wants to see some regulation.

Pukeko: invites Chinese industry delegation
Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (New Zealand)

At the invitation of Sir Richard Taylor’s children’s entertainment company, Pukeko Pictures, a delegation of nine senior executives from China’s Guandong Zhujiang Film and Media Corporation, SASA Cinema, Guangzhou Exchange Services Group, Asian Road Club and Grand Entertainment are visiting New Zealand this week.

Rotterdam and Berlin: Euromarket offers a tiger`s tale and a bear`s claw
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Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (Australia)

Michael Clarkin is an emerging producer with a sharp eye for process and possibilities. Here he plunders his notes to reflect on the winter market run from the Rotterdam Tiger, which is much friendlier than Berlin`s Bear.

Homeland: TV3`s rescheduling pays dividends
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Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (New Zealand)

Monday night`s second episode of Homeland still third in Monday`s ratings, but increased its audience considerably after moving from 9.30pm to 8.30pm.

Sky: looks at schedule-free viewing
Stuff
Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (New Zealand)

Sky contemplates a menu of programmes that viewers can watch whenever.

Kiwi Flyer: takes off in June
Nelson Mail
Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (New Zealand)

The Neslon-shot Kiwi Flyer completes post, cuts a trailer and aims to hit screens this winter.

Hawai`i: showcases Kiwi features
Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (New Zealand)

The Aotearoa-New Zealand Film Festival is to be hosted by the Honolulu Academy of Arts. It aims to showcase “vibrant traditions of Aotearoa (the Maori name for New Zealand), and its indigenous Maori culture”, featuring “shining examples of the country’s powerful independent cinema movement”.

Julia Overton: receives Stanley Hawes Award for 2012
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Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (Australia)

Described by the release as "an industry phenomenon", Julia Overton has been awarded the 2012 Stanley Hawes Award, which honours the memory of the first Producer-in-Chief of the Australian National Film Board and Commonwealth Film Unit.

MediaWorks: new cash injection
Business Day
Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (New Zealand)

Ironbridge puts in $50 million to try to avoid TPG`s takeover.

When A City Falls: collapses windows
The Press
Wednesday 22 February, 2012 (New Zealand)

A week after the end of its theatrical run, When A City Falls screens on TV3 on the first anniversary of the city`s biggest quake, and heads to DVD a day later.

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