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Nine ditches SCA for WIN, striking new affiliate deal
March 12, 2021 9:30
Nine Entertainment Co has ended its five year affiliation agreement with Southern Cross Austereo, instead returning to WIN for at least seven years in a deal which will see the regional media company pay Nine about half of its regional advertising revenue.
Nine defected from WIN in favour of SCA in 2016, with that five year deal reportedly worth almost $500 million and ending SCA’s TV brand.
WIN’s affiliation fee will be the same as that paid by SCA: approximately 50% of its regional advertising revenue. From 1 July, the contract will involve the promotion of Nine across WIN’s TV and radio assets, and WIN’s provision of a sales services for Nine in northern New South Wales and Darwin.
SECTIONAL WEDNESDAY: Mynderse offense explodes at Finney; Wayne punches title game ticket; Zoe Zutes triple-double propels ER to finals
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Three Wayne-Finger Lakes teams advanced to sectional championship games on Wednesday night in the Section V basketball semifinals. Wayne and Mynderse will play for a Sectional title in Class B1 & B2 respectively on Friday night while the East Rochester girls will play for a championship in Class C1.
In the Class B2 boys semifinal round, #6 Mynderse visited #3 C.G. Finney and put on an offensive performance for the ages. Mynderse buried 16 three-pointers including 8 from junior Troy Kabat and 6 from senior Jared King as the Blue Devils posted 54 first half point to open up a 25 point halftime lead. The hot shooting continued into the second half and coupled with Mynderse’s pressure man-
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March 2, 2021 10:21
Former Fairfax director Patrick Allaway has announced his resignation from the Nine Entertainment Co board, just hours after the media company’s mastheads published an exclusive story detailing an investigation into deputy chair Nick Falloon over the alleged misuse of a corporate golf membership.
In a statement posted to the stock exchange just before 6pm last night, the business said the resignation will take effect in April, allowing “for an orderly transition … in light of the appointment of the new CEO and succession arrangements”.
Marks and CFO Maria Phillips delivered the financial results last week. Credit: Yianni Aspradakis
Last week, outgoing chief executive Hugh Marks delivered his final results at the company, for the six months ending in December: net profit surged by 79% to $182 million, leading to a record-high share price and, for the first time, a market capitalisation of above $5 billion.