| 05 February 2021
As part of its strategy to concentrate on growing its European digital businesses in streaming, advertising technology and digital video content, media giant RTL has signed a definitive agreement for the sale of its SpotX business line to fellow US ad tech business Magnite.
Based in Los Angeles and founded following the merger between Rubicon Project and Telaria in April 2020, Magnite is claimed to be the largest independent sell-side advertising platform, having integrated Rubicon Project’s expertise as a scaled programmatic exchange and Telaria’s connected TV (CTV) capabilities to connect publishers with buyers and brands. The company’s omnichannel advertising platform is designed to enable publishers to monetise across all auction types and formats including CTV, desktop display, video, audio, and mobile.
The City of Fremantle's Neighbour to Neighbour project has ramped up again during this week's Western Australian COVID-19 hard lockdown. In March 2020,.
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DATES
A Salute to Black Achievements in Television presented by Citi” beginning
Feb. 1. The annual celebration spotlights significant contributions from Black icons, innovators and leaders in media and entertainment. Programming includes “
For Life in Conversation with Curtis ‘50 Cent’ Jackson”
Feb. 1 at
Netflix’s “
The Negro Leagues and Black women in government and politics on TV on
Feb. 28. While these screenings and panels will be available on the Paley Center’s
YouTube page, interactive experiences with archival content will also be available on its website.
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Funding boost for food and garden organics bins
Next round of the McGowan Government’s $20 million three-bin food organics garden organics (FOGO) kerbside collection grants now open
Local governments eligible for up to $23 for each participating household
The McGowan Government has announced the 2021 Better Bins Plus: Go FOGO funding round for local governments to support the transition to three-bin FOGO kerbside collection services.
The additional funding builds on the success of a similar funding round delivered in 2020.
Local governments can apply for funding of up to $23 for each household receiving a three-bin FOGO collection service in the 2021-22 financial year.