If TV networks really think they are paying too much to broadcast, test the market; ‘LinkedIn lecher’ boosts Vinyl stake
Welcome to a Tuesday edition of Unmade. Today: If the TV networks think they are paying too much for accessing Australia’s airwaves, let’s put it to the test. And disgraced billionaire Richard White has become the dominant shareholder in Mediaweek’s new owner Vinyl Group.
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