MTV and Full Circle merge sales operations to create new force in pay TV sales

Tim Burrowes

May 20, 2010 5:10

Sales house Full Circle is to merge its operations with the MTV advertising force from Monday in a deal which sees the creation of a bigger competitor in the pay TV market for Foxtel’s MCN.

The new combined sales house will represent on air and online MTV Networks Australia brands including MTV, MTV Classic, TMF, Nickelodeon and Nick Jr, mtv.com.au, neopets.com and shockwave.com – all currently represented internally by MTV.

Added to the list will be Full Circle Media’s clients TV1, SCI FI Channel, Movie One and Two, Movie Extra, Movie Greats, Family Movie Channel, World Movies, Stvdio, CNBC, Starpics 1, Starpics 2, Starpics HD and Aurora.

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Tim Burrowes

Tim Burrowes is the publisher of Mumbrella and Unmade. He co-founded Mumbrella in 2008 and sister title Unmade in 2021. He's worked in the UK, Middle East, Asia & Australia and has specialised in writing about the communications world for the last 25 years. He wrote the book Media Unmade, published in 2021, and became the presenter of MediaLand on ABC Radio National in 2025.

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6 COMMENTS

ahs 20 May 10

ipad

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clive Burcham 21 May 10

well done Brian!

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Gezza 21 May 10

well don webbo!

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Anthony 21 May 10

nice work Gags!

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