Racing and Wagering WA moves creative account to Sydney agency
June 30, 2021 10:42
Racing and Wagering Western Australia (RWWA) has announced Clemenger BBDO Sydney as its new creative agency for the TABtouch brand, while keeping incumbent agency partner, The Brand Agency, on media services.
Clemenger BBDO will now work on brand strategy and creative duties going forward, taking the creative duties for the West Australian business out of the state.
RWWA’s head of marketing Katie Roberts said she was “thrilled” to be able to partner and leverage the extensive expertise of the two agencies.
However, president of the Perth Advertising & Design Club (PADC), Josh Edge told Mumbrella it is disappointing to see more work leaving the state.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) Telecommunications company GCI has resumed carrying three major TV channels after ending a months-long dispute with Alaska television network owners. An agreement was reached over the weekend and the channel blackout was lifted for GCI customers, said Josh Edge, a GCI spokesperson. GCI cable customers lost access to ABC, FOX and […]
Companies resolve long-running TV channel dispute in Alaska
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) – Telecommunications company GCI has resumed carrying three major TV channels after ending a months-long dispute with Alaska television network owners.
An agreement was reached over the weekend and the channel blackout was lifted for GCI customers, said Josh Edge, a GCI spokesperson.
GCI cable customers lost access to ABC, FOX and The CW in January, when a prior programming agreement expired, the Anchorage Daily News reported. The local operators for the three channels are Coastal Television Broadcasting and Vision Alaska.
The dispute was over how much GCI should pay the companies to carry the channels. GCI said the companies demanded to be paid more in the new contract. But Scott Centers, Coastal Television’s chief operating officer, said GCI offered them less than in prior deals.
May 25, 2021 - 9:58 AM
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) â Telecommunications company GCI has resumed carrying three major TV channels after ending a months-long dispute with Alaska television network owners.
An agreement was reached over the weekend and the channel blackout was lifted for GCI customers, said Josh Edge, a GCI spokesperson.
GCI cable customers lost access to ABC, FOX and The CW in January, when a prior programming agreement expired, the Anchorage Daily News reported. The local operators for the three channels are Coastal Television Broadcasting and Vision Alaska.reported
The dispute was over how much GCI should pay the companies to carry the channels. GCI said the companies demanded to be paid more in the new contract. But Scott Centers, Coastal Television s chief operating officer, said GCI offered them less than in prior deals.