Podcasts about MediaWorks

In the past two decades successive scandals have revealed that Britain has some of the worst media institutions in the developed world. The ability of ordinary people to interpret the news, use accurate information to hold politicians to account or to gain a coherent sense of the world has arguably never been weaker. In his new book Breaking: Breaking: How the Media Works, When it Doesn't and Why it Matters, Mic Wright sets out a coherent explanation of this key democratic failing in the UK (as well as analysing aspects of the US media too). Mic took some time to discuss the book and the various crises in the British media ecosystem.*****STOP PRESS*****I only ever talk about history on this podcast but I also have another life, yes, that of aspirant fantasy author and if that's your thing you can get a copy of my debut novel The Blood of Tharta, right here:Help the podcast to continue bringing you history each weekIf you enjoy the Explaining History podcast and its many years of content and would like to help the show continue, please consider supporting it in the following ways:If you want to go ad-free, you can take out a membership hereOrYou can support the podcast via Patreon hereOr you can just say some nice things about it here Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/explaininghistory. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mic Wright returns to KATG for the first time since his 2008 Live in London appearance! Jolly pip pip! Keith and Mic discuss American Mother's Day, over-politeness, and Keith nerve-wracklingly hiring movers. The duo isn't afraid to get into the deep topics including 72-year-old Bill Belichick's 24-year-old girlfriend Jordon Hudson's attitude during Bill's interviews and Jordon again losing the Miss Maine beauty contest. Suzanne Somers' husband has an AI robot of his dead wife, Tiger King's Joe Exotic got married again while in prison, and Donald Trump obviously recently watched Clint Eastwood's Escape from Alcatraz. We learn from Mic about England's attitude on the U.S., Russell Brand, the Pope, and America's Second Amendment. Then the two get into Mic's new book Breaking: How the Media Works, When it Doesn't, and Why it Matters.

An outdoor ad company buys the country's largest radio network, NZME launches a positive news campaign - and Hayden launches an unauthorised theme tune. Also -Green MP Benjamin Doyle speaks out about a toxic online campaign against them that garnered widespread media coverage - and dire fake news about wolves. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

Social media can feel frustrating, especially when you're putting in the effort but seeing little return. If you've ever wondered why your posts aren't reaching the right people or why the algorithm seems to be working against you, this episode is for you. Many clinicians and health professionals struggle with engagement, but the good news is that it's not about posting more, it's about posting smarter.Episode SummaryThis week, we're breaking down the four Instagram algorithms - feed, explore, reels, and stories - and how each one determines what gets seen. The key to making social media work for your business isn't about beating the algorithm but understanding how it operates and what type of content keeps your audience engaged.We'll also discuss why engagement, watch time, and content structure are critical to growing your presence online. If you've ever felt like social media just isn't working for you, this episode will help you reframe your approach and make small but impactful changes.Key TakeawaysSocial media platforms prioritise engagement and time spent on content, not just frequency of posting.The algorithm isn't working against you—it's simply reacting to what people interact with.Reels and shareable content have the highest potential for reaching new audiences.Building a following takes time, but small strategic changes can lead to big improvements.Instead of chasing numbers, focus on creating content that truly connects with your audience.Resources & Links

This exclusive 20-minute breakfast briefing is tailored to businesses who are looking to make an immediate difference to their bottom line. Join the world's largest payment gateway provider, Worldpay, in partnership with Mediaworks your digital partner and one of the largest independent digital agencies in the UK, to uncover how a seamless transition to a new payment gateway provider can unlock significant cost savings.   This exclusive 20-minute breakfast briefing is tailored for CFOs and Managing Directors and will showcase: ✅ How quick and straightforward it is to switch. ✅ Save across all transaction types.✅ Next-day settlements. ✅ Split payments.✅ Pay by bank. ✅ Fraud protection, and more.  

A francia köztévében mutatták be Orbán apjának hatvanpusztai birtokát Telex     2024-12-04 11:44:22     Belföld Balaton Beruházás Közmédia Hadházy Ákos Felcsút A stáb Hadházy Ákossal repült ki a birtok fölé, a felcsúti beruházások mellett pedig szó esett a kormányközeli szereplők balatoni térnyeréséről is. Szijjártó: "innováció" történt Menczer és Magyar közt 24.hu     2024-12-04 17:32:12     Belföld Szijjártó Péter Innováció A külügyminiszter ezt úgy mondta, hogy a kettejük közt történtekben még nem tudott "elmélyedni". Eltűnt Rogán Antal helikopterezése és a Népszabadság Online teljes archívuma az internetről Media1     2024-12-04 13:46:21     Média Helikopter Rogán Antal Mediaworks Népszabadság Liszkay Gábor Egyelőre csak remélni lehet, hogy nem az történt, amit Liszkay Gábor, a KESMA elnöke digitális „könyvégetésnek” nevezett korábban. Frissítés: cikkünket a Mediaworks válaszával frissítettük. Vegyük észre az üzenetet: Magyar Péter szereti Menczer Tamást 444.hu     2024-12-04 12:24:39     Belföld Magyar Péter Börtön De ha nem, akkor rosszul választott A börtön ablakában című dallal. Sebaj, ajánlunk neki másikat. Bejelentették, hogy olcsóbb lesz, aztán mégis drágult a benzin! Autónavigátor     2024-12-04 10:49:22     Autó-motor Üzemanyag Olcsó Tankolás Benzinár Nem titok, hogy Magyarországon az utóbbi hónapokban nem követi tökéletesen a kiskereskedelmi üzemanyagárak alakulása a beszerzési árak változásait. Éppen ezért Végre erőt mutat a forint, veszik a magyar részvényeket is vg.hu     2024-12-04 11:10:04     Gazdaság Részvény Jó hangulatban zajlik a szerda délelőtti kereskedés, a forint a 415-ös szintről fordult vissza az euróval szemben. Nem kért Orbán Viktorból, most haditengerészeti gyakorlatot tartana az amerikaiakkal Privátbankár     2024-12-04 15:18:07     Külföld USA Joe Biden Angola João Lourenço angolai elnök kedden hivatalos látogatáson fogadta az amerikai elnököt, Joe Bident. Tömeges felmondás miatt került válságba a kórház Magyar Hírlap     2024-12-04 17:53:08     Külföld Az igazgatók mellett alacsonyabb beosztásban lévő alkalmazottak is távoztak az intézményből. A német hatóságok egy másik ügye miatt megkapják a magyar börtönben lévő garázda antifa férfit HírTV     2024-12-04 15:57:06     Külföld Bíróság Börtön A Fővárosi Törvényszék elrendelte az "antifa-ügyben" korábban jogerősen elítélt férfi átadási letartóztatását és egyszerűsített átadását szerdán - közölte a bíróság az MTI-vel. Kecsmár Szandi elárulta, hogyan verné át az Álarcos énekes Nyomozóit rtl.hu     2024-12-04 16:36:05     Bulvár Szandi Nádai Anikó Álarcos énekes Miller Dávid Szabados Ági, Miller Dávid, Szondi Vanda, Nádai Anikó és Ember Márk után most elérkezett a pillanat, hogy a Fókusz műsorvezetője, Kecsmár Szandi is megmutassa az rtl.hu nézőinek, mennyire is tehetséges a nyomozásban.  Magyar holokausztregény az év egyik legjelentősebb listáján Forbes     2024-12-04 15:06:01     Életmód Holokauszt Felkerült a New York Times idei könyves top10 listájára Debreczeni József Hideg krematórium című, holokausztról szóló naplóregénye. Verstappen rajongói szomorkodhatnak, közel a búcsú pillanata Magyar Nemzet     2024-12-04 11:39:29     Forma1 Max Verstappen A 2026-os év nemcsak a szabályváltoztatások szempontjából jelent majd korszakhatárt. Montenegrő: "Csak Magyarországra gondolunk" 24.hu     2024-12-04 10:58:23     Sport A legutóbbi Eb bronzérmese úgy véli, ezzel a teljesítménnyel bárkit legyőzhet. Aszteroida csapódott a Földbe kedd este Kiderül     2024-12-04 16:53:27     Időjárás Világűr Meteor A becsapódás előtt órákkal észlelték a csillagászok azt a 70 cm körüli aszteroidát, amely kedden késő este érte el a Föld légkörét Észak-Szibéria felett. A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

A francia köztévében mutatták be Orbán apjának hatvanpusztai birtokát Telex     2024-12-04 11:44:22     Belföld Balaton Beruházás Közmédia Hadházy Ákos Felcsút A stáb Hadházy Ákossal repült ki a birtok fölé, a felcsúti beruházások mellett pedig szó esett a kormányközeli szereplők balatoni térnyeréséről is. Szijjártó: "innováció" történt Menczer és Magyar közt 24.hu     2024-12-04 17:32:12     Belföld Szijjártó Péter Innováció A külügyminiszter ezt úgy mondta, hogy a kettejük közt történtekben még nem tudott "elmélyedni". Eltűnt Rogán Antal helikopterezése és a Népszabadság Online teljes archívuma az internetről Media1     2024-12-04 13:46:21     Média Helikopter Rogán Antal Mediaworks Népszabadság Liszkay Gábor Egyelőre csak remélni lehet, hogy nem az történt, amit Liszkay Gábor, a KESMA elnöke digitális „könyvégetésnek” nevezett korábban. Frissítés: cikkünket a Mediaworks válaszával frissítettük. Vegyük észre az üzenetet: Magyar Péter szereti Menczer Tamást 444.hu     2024-12-04 12:24:39     Belföld Magyar Péter Börtön De ha nem, akkor rosszul választott A börtön ablakában című dallal. Sebaj, ajánlunk neki másikat. Bejelentették, hogy olcsóbb lesz, aztán mégis drágult a benzin! Autónavigátor     2024-12-04 10:49:22     Autó-motor Üzemanyag Olcsó Tankolás Benzinár Nem titok, hogy Magyarországon az utóbbi hónapokban nem követi tökéletesen a kiskereskedelmi üzemanyagárak alakulása a beszerzési árak változásait. Éppen ezért Végre erőt mutat a forint, veszik a magyar részvényeket is vg.hu     2024-12-04 11:10:04     Gazdaság Részvény Jó hangulatban zajlik a szerda délelőtti kereskedés, a forint a 415-ös szintről fordult vissza az euróval szemben. Nem kért Orbán Viktorból, most haditengerészeti gyakorlatot tartana az amerikaiakkal Privátbankár     2024-12-04 15:18:07     Külföld USA Joe Biden Angola João Lourenço angolai elnök kedden hivatalos látogatáson fogadta az amerikai elnököt, Joe Bident. Tömeges felmondás miatt került válságba a kórház Magyar Hírlap     2024-12-04 17:53:08     Külföld Az igazgatók mellett alacsonyabb beosztásban lévő alkalmazottak is távoztak az intézményből. A német hatóságok egy másik ügye miatt megkapják a magyar börtönben lévő garázda antifa férfit HírTV     2024-12-04 15:57:06     Külföld Bíróság Börtön A Fővárosi Törvényszék elrendelte az "antifa-ügyben" korábban jogerősen elítélt férfi átadási letartóztatását és egyszerűsített átadását szerdán - közölte a bíróság az MTI-vel. Kecsmár Szandi elárulta, hogyan verné át az Álarcos énekes Nyomozóit rtl.hu     2024-12-04 16:36:05     Bulvár Szandi Nádai Anikó Álarcos énekes Miller Dávid Szabados Ági, Miller Dávid, Szondi Vanda, Nádai Anikó és Ember Márk után most elérkezett a pillanat, hogy a Fókusz műsorvezetője, Kecsmár Szandi is megmutassa az rtl.hu nézőinek, mennyire is tehetséges a nyomozásban.  Magyar holokausztregény az év egyik legjelentősebb listáján Forbes     2024-12-04 15:06:01     Életmód Holokauszt Felkerült a New York Times idei könyves top10 listájára Debreczeni József Hideg krematórium című, holokausztról szóló naplóregénye. Verstappen rajongói szomorkodhatnak, közel a búcsú pillanata Magyar Nemzet     2024-12-04 11:39:29     Forma1 Max Verstappen A 2026-os év nemcsak a szabályváltoztatások szempontjából jelent majd korszakhatárt. Montenegrő: "Csak Magyarországra gondolunk" 24.hu     2024-12-04 10:58:23     Sport A legutóbbi Eb bronzérmese úgy véli, ezzel a teljesítménnyel bárkit legyőzhet. Aszteroida csapódott a Földbe kedd este Kiderül     2024-12-04 16:53:27     Időjárás Világűr Meteor A becsapódás előtt órákkal észlelték a csillagászok azt a 70 cm körüli aszteroidát, amely kedden késő este érte el a Föld légkörét Észak-Szibéria felett. A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

In this News from Nowhere, we bring you a conversation from a recent Workathon event in London: How the Media Works. Ravi Mattu, managing editor of The New York Times' DealBook, and Matthew D'Ancona, editor of The New European, joined Julia Hobsbawm to discuss the state of the media. Stefan Stern talks to journalist Carole Cadwalladr about the Tortoise-Observer deal. Carole shares candid views on paywalled versus free journalism and what she describes as the breathtaking arrogance and contempt of The Guardian's management. In this week's My Working Life, Jess is disappointed in the work ethic of younger colleagues and tells us about hospitality at 30,000 feet. The Nowhere Office is a Fully Connected Production, in association with Sandstone Global Productions. Music by Julian Brezon. This episode's sponsored feature is brought to you by Whitefox—exceptional publishers for exceptional stories. Learn more at wearewhitefox.com. For more information, visit workathon.io. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This month's episode of the Mediaworks Masterclass will feature Rachael Glynne from LinkedIn, who will explore the latest trends that are set to supercharge your marketing strategy in 2025. Dr David Norris and James Johnstone from Mediaworks will join LinkedIn to apply these essential strategies to leverage LinkedIn's platform to generate demand, unlock actionable insights, and achieve meaningful audience engagement. If you're looking to optimise your LinkedIn presence, this episode will deliver actionable tactics and best practices.

In this episode, the Mediaworks team dives deep into the world of strategy and insights, discussing how understanding your audience, channels, and data can give your business a competitive edge.  From adapting to ever-changing consumer preferences and refining creative campaigns to navigating the complexities of digital reporting and measurement, our experts explore the challenges and opportunities brands face in today's fast-evolving landscape.  Tune in to hear expert insights on how to drive smarter, data-driven decisions for lasting impact.

Today on the show... It's Friday, which means its time to talk Sports with Mediaworks' news boss Gary Denvir… and the All Blacks' 30 year insane record at Eden park comes into sharp focus. 1994 was the last time they lost  and Argentina now face a stern challenge after dismantling the ABs last weekend in Wellington. From Centrepoint to Gloriavale, some of our most notorious cults will be in the spotlight at ‘Decult' - Australasia's first cult awareness conference, taking place in Christchurch later this year. Experts and survivors will share their stories of life inside these cults and their journey after leaving them. We speak to the investigative journalist and author behind it all - Anke Richter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marc gets on his soapbox, calling out the media who once said that VP Kamala Harris was the border Czar and are now saying she was never the border Czar.

The Star Wars universe gets a lot of attention for its lightsabers, space battles, and witty droids. But over the decades, a rich lore has developed around its history and politics. Dr. Chris Kempshall researches and writes at the intersection of real-world history, with a focus on the First World War, and the Star Wars universe. His books include The History and Politics of Star Wars, which analyzes various aspects of Star Wars compared to our world, and Star Wars: The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire, an examination of the Empire from the perspective of an in-universe historian. Chris joined David Priess to discuss World War I-themed video games, how Star Wars creator George Lucas used history, how to get one's hands around the ever-expanded lore of Star Wars, why the movie sequels differed from published books about the aftermath of the Empire's fall, the structure and operations of the Empire, the problematic politics of the Republic, the treatment of non-human species and droids in Star Wars canonical works, controversy over the redemption of Anakin Skywalker, fan theories about the extent of Emperor Palpatine's manipulation of events and about the evidence that Jar Jar Binks was a Sith, and much more.Works mentioned in this episode:The Star Wars canon, across all mediaWorks in Star Wars Legends (formerly the Star Wars Expanded Universe)The Chatter episode National Security Insights from Board Games, with Volko RuhnkeThe book British, French and American Relations on the Western Front, 1914-1918 by Chris KempshallThe book The First World War in Computer Games by Chris KempshallThe book The History and Politics of Star Wars by Chris KempshallThe book Star Wars: The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire by Chris KempshallThe Sharpe Series of books by Bernard CornwellChatter is a production of Lawfare and Goat Rodeo. This episode was produced and edited by Cara Shillenn of Goat Rodeo. Podcast theme by David Priess, featuring music created using Groovepad.See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Star Wars universe gets a lot of attention for its lightsabers, space battles, and witty droids. But over the decades, a rich lore has developed around its history and politics. Dr. Chris Kempshall researches and writes at the intersection of real-world history, with a focus on the First World War, and the Star Wars universe. His books include The History and Politics of Star Wars, which analyzes various aspects of Star Wars compared to our world, and Star Wars: The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire, an examination of the Empire from the perspective of an in-universe historian. Chris joined David Priess to discuss World War I-themed video games, how Star Wars creator George Lucas used history, how to get one's hands around the ever-expanded lore of Star Wars, why the movie sequels differed from published books about the aftermath of the Empire's fall, the structure and operations of the Empire, the problematic politics of the Republic, the treatment of non-human species and droids in Star Wars canonical works, controversy over the redemption of Anakin Skywalker, fan theories about the extent of Emperor Palpatine's manipulation of events and about the evidence that Jar Jar Binks was a Sith, and much more.Works mentioned in this episode:The Star Wars canon, across all mediaWorks in Star Wars Legends (formerly the Star Wars Expanded Universe)The Chatter episode National Security Insights from Board Games, with Volko RuhnkeThe book British, French and American Relations on the Western Front, 1914-1918 by Chris KempshallThe book The First World War in Computer Games by Chris KempshallThe book The History and Politics of Star Wars by Chris KempshallThe book Star Wars: The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire by Chris KempshallThe Sharpe Series of books by Bernard CornwellChatter is a production of Lawfare and Goat Rodeo. This episode was produced and edited by Cara Shillenn of Goat Rodeo. Podcast theme by David Priess, featuring music created using Groovepad.See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It all comes back to the reason for why you're on social media. If you want to get more bookings, then you may be disappointed more often than not! We have helped so many law firms realize that social media works as the perfect nurturing tool. It can help educate your potential clients and humanize your firm before the consultation even occurs!

Rendszeres podcast adásunkban az elmúlt időszak legérdekesebb témáit dolgozzuk föl, ezúttal azonban volt néhány olyan portálunkat érintő ügy, amelynek megbeszélésére is sort kerítettünk. Foglalkoztunk ugyanakkor méhekkel, csűrökkel és kisajátított földekkel is. A beszélgetésben Katus Eszter, Erdélyi Katalin és Segesvári Csaba vettek részt. A beszélgetés vezetője Hont András volt. SHOW NOTES: Tavaly a Magyar Nemzet, a Mediaworks és az Origo bukta a legtöbb sajtópert: https://atlatszo.hu/adat/2024/04/18/tavaly-a-magyar-nemzet-a-mediaworks-es-az-origo-bukta-a-legtobb-sajtopert/ Az Integritás Hatóság 1 milliárd forintért kommunikálna a következő 2 évben: https://atlatszo.hu/kozpenz/2024/04/17/az-integritas-hatosag-1-milliard-forintert-kommunikalna-a-kovetkezo-2-evben/ BYD Szeged: kormányhatározat lett arról, hogy a kimaradt földeket is kivonhassák, a korábbi határozatokat elrejtik: https://atlatszo.hu/orszagszerte/2024/03/19/byd-szeged-kormanyhatarozat-lett-arrol-hogy-a-kimaradt-foldeket-is-kivonhassak-a-korabbi-hatarozatokat-elrejtik/ Tüntetni hívták a méhészeket az EU ellen, majd a kormány beengedte az ukrán mézet: https://atlatszo.hu/kozugy/2024/02/23/tuntetni-hivtak-a-meheszeket-az-eu-ellen-majd-a-kormany-beengedte-az-ukran-mezet/ Csillogó cseréptetős csűr épül Budapesten, csak a tervezése 3,4 milliárdba kerül: https://atlatszo.hu/kozpenz/2024/03/22/csillogo-csereptetos-csur-epul-budapesten-csak-a-tervezese-34-milliardba-kerul/ Túlárazás, kiszivárgott ártáblázat – perrel fenyegetőzik Balásy Gyula cégcsoportja: https://atlatszo.hu/kozpenz/2024/04/08/tularazas-kiszivargott-artablazat-perrel-fenyegetozik-balasy-gyula-cegcsoportja/ Hont András Facebook-oldala: ⁠⁠www.facebook.com/hontandras75⁠⁠
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Today on the podcast we chat to Barclay Nettlefold - The owner of Supercars, ahead of this weekends ITM Taupō  Super 400.  We hear all about how his pioneer dad started his advertising business. How he got his billboards into Manchester United's home ground.  How many bad ass cars he has and oh, did we mention that he also owns the company that we work for - So, Jay was on his best behaviour.  3:45 - Working with his Dad in the billboard business.  10:45 - Eye Corp.  13:24 - Media market and MediaWorks. 17:15 - QMS and MediaWorks merge. 20:33 - Supercars. 24:15 - Cars. 25:20- Taupō racing & the cost of bringing everyone to NZ. 30:12  - Supercars overseas. Give us a follow if you haven't already ~ Jay and Dunc. Want to get in touch? Hit us up, here: https://linktr.ee/notforradioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the podcast we chat to Barclay Nettlefold - The owner of Supercars, ahead of this weekends ITM Taupō  Super 400.  We hear all about how his pioneer dad started his advertising business. How he got his billboards into Manchester United's home ground.  How many bad ass cars he has and oh, did we mention that he also owns the company that we work for - So, Jay was on his best behaviour.  3:45 - Working with his Dad in the billboard business.  10:45 - Eye Corp.  13:24 - Media market and MediaWorks. 17:15 - QMS and MediaWorks merge. 20:33 - Supercars. 24:15 - Cars. 25:20- Taupō racing & the cost of bringing everyone to NZ. 30:12  - Supercars overseas. Give us a follow if you haven't already ~ Jay and Dunc. Want to get in touch? Hit us up, here: https://linktr.ee/notforradioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Duncan Garner interviews Barclay Nettlefold, chairman of MediaWorks, about the challenges and opportunities facing the New Zealand media industry. Garner and Nettlefold discuss the rise of digital media, the challenges of local media companies, the future of radio, and the potential of podcasting. They also chat about Nettlefold's other passion, Supercars, and the recent return of the sport to Taupō.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Media Works on George Floyd 2.0, While Chiefs/Royals Aftermath Survey Results Released | 4-11-24See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shortland Street is now apparently in trouble. TVNZ has just confirmed it is reviewing whether it carries on with Shortland Street. It's still a popular show, but unfortunately it's very expensive to make and very expensive for TVNZ to buy. And given TV audiences are down to about a third of what they were about 15, 25 years ago -it won't be bringing in the advertising dollars it used to. It's not always obvious, when you're in the middle of a moment in history, just how important that moment is. Sometimes it only occurs to you afterward, when you look back, just how much changed at that moment. New Zealand is in a moment like that. We are eradicating in the next few weeks some of the biggest TV shows that we make in New Zealand- about New Zealand. Newshub, the AM Show, Ryan Bridge's due-to-be-launched 7 o'clock show, Newshub Nation, Paddy Gower Has Issues, Newshub late, Sunday, Fair Go, the TVNZ midday bulletin, the TVNZ late news and maybe even Shortland Street now- or maybe reducing how much it plays out in a week. And look, that doesn't mean there are no New Zealand-made TV shows left. There's still Seven Sharp, Motorway Patrol, The Casketeers- the list goes on. But the dynamics that are killing those other shows at the moment will, in the end, probably get the rest of them too. And what that means is that we see less and less of ourselves as Kiwis on screen. And that is a loss, because there is consensus that hearing and seeing your culture and your accent and your way of life reflected back to you on screen is affirming. It makes you proud of who you are. So remember this- because this isn't just another day in the media sector. This isn't normal, what's happening right now. In this moment of time, we are losing something we will probably never get back to the same extent, which is hours of Kiwi voices and faces on screen every day. And kids being born right now will probably grow up pretty much exclusively watching international content and hardly any New-Zealand made content. I'm not arguing this should be stopped. Frankly, if we want to keep New Zealand on screens, we need shows that New Zealanders want to watch, and that's clearly not happening. I'm just pointing out this is a big thing - and an unusual thing - that is happening right now. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony Grasso is Principal Consultant at cybersecurity firm TitaniumDefence. He worked at GCHQ in the UK and is a former Intelligence Officer in New Zealand.

A victim of the MediaWorks hack attack says she's frightened by what the hacker could do with her information. More than 400,000 people have had their information taken in a cyber attack, with hackers demanding a ransom to take down the stolen data. Today, MediaWorks has told affected people the attacker has published their information online. Rayssa Almeida has the story.

A MediaWorks data breach saw the personal details of 400,000 kiwis end up on the dark web. Cyber security expert Nadia Yousef spoke to Heather du Plessis-Allan about how you can protect yourself from leaks like this.  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HGF Delivers the weekly breaches in “Whose Been Popped?” Oracle's macOS 14.4 Java hiccup, the ever-adapting landscape of ransomware warfare, the emerging threat of Loop DoS attacks, and the Biden-Harris administration's call to action for water sector cybersecurity. Original URLs: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/apple/oracle-warns-that-macos-144-update-breaks-java-on-apple-cpus/ https://www.guidepointsecurity.com/blog/t-o-x-i-n-b-i-o-ransomware-recruitment-efforts-following-law-enforcement-disruption/ https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2024/03/20/raas-recruit-affiliates/ https://thehackernews.com/2024/03/new-loop-dos-attack-impacts-hundreds-of.html https://cispa.de/en/loop-dos https://www.epa.gov/newsreleases/biden-harris-administration-engages-states-safeguarding-water-sector-infrastructure https://www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/warnings-state-linked-cyber-threats-water/710834/ Thanks to Jered Jones for providing the music for this episode. https://www.jeredjones.com/ Logo Design by https://www.zackgraber.com/ macOS 14.4, Java Issues, Oracle Warning, Ransomware Wars, Law Enforcement, Cybersecurity, Loop DoS Attack, Water Sector Cyber Threats, Biden-Harris Administration, Cyberattack Prevention, Mobile Security, Password Managers, Apple Silicon CPUs Search Phrases: macOS 14.4 Java problems Oracle advice on macOS update Ransomware recruitment post-crackdown Effects of law enforcement on ransomware Understanding Loop DoS attacks Cyber threats to water infrastructure Biden-Harris cyber security efforts Protecting against cyberattacks in the water sector How ransomware groups adapt Cybersecurity measures for water systems Impact of macOS updates on Java Dealing with ransomware wars New cybersecurity threats 2024 Administration's response to cybersecurity in infrastructure Cybersecurity tips for protecting critical infrastructure Transcript: mar 21 [00:00:00] offsetkeyz: welcome back to the Daily Decrypt. Today, we're joined by HotGirlFarmer, as she delivers last week's breaches in your favorite segment, Who's Been Popped. Also, the company Oracle alerts customers that the new Mac OS 14. 4 update will disrupt Java functionality and urges. Customers to postpone this update. Ransomware as a Service groups are upping their recruitment efforts, defying law enforcement disruptions. With cunning resilience. What are ransomware as a service groups and how are they recruiting? Stick around to find out. And the White House is really doubling down on water utilities, urging states and governors to collaborate to help protect this critical infrastructure. And finally, researchers have discovered a new loop denial of service attack that targets [00:01:00] UDP based application level protocols, putting an estimated 300, internet hosts at risk for continuous looping and unneeded stress. How will this affect everyday users? Alrighty, so before we get into the breaches with Hot Girl Farmer, I just wanted to warn macOS users to maybe postpone the most recent update to avoid any system disruptions. There are no current workarounds and Java isn't liking the new update. This isn't like how it used to be in the earlier 2000s where Java ran everything on your computer. It shouldn't affect you unless you're developing in Java. But besides Java issues, Updated users are reporting issues with their printer drivers, lost iCloud files, and connectivity issues with USB hubs and monitors. So let's just hold off on the new macOS 14. 4 upgrade for a few more days. [00:01:53] HGF: [00:02:00] First off, hackers targeted MediaWorks, a company in New Zealand, demanding a ransom in cryptocurrency from victims who just wanted to win a free radio contest. MediaWorks is out here like, sorry, your name, address, and birthday were part of our grand prize giveaway to some hackers. Hopping on a financial rollercoaster, the International Monetary Fund got their emails hacked. And these weren't just any emails, they were the kind that you use fancy words in hoping to sound smart. The IMF is like the person who insists on using a $10 word when a $1 word will do, and now everyone knows they've been using "Synergy" wrong this whole time. [00:02:41] HGF: Meanwhile in France, they've turned data breaches into an art form, with up to 43 million people affected. It's a breach so chic, it's practically wearing a striped shirt and smoking a cigarette. And let's not forget Alabama, where the state government websites faced a denial of service [00:03:00] attack. Alabama's like, Our websites are slower than molasses in January, but don't you worry, your data's as safe as a church potluck. Except in this case, the potluck's been crashed by every hacker in a 10 mile radius. So, what have we learned aside from the fact that the world is a hacker's oyster? Keep your friends close, your passwords closer, and maybe, try not to store your entire life on a device that could be hacked by a 12 year old with a grudge. In the grand scheme of things, we're all just trying to make it through this digital world. [00:03:32] transition: Thanks for watching! [00:03:38] offsetkeyz: We've been hearing a lot coming out of the White House about critical infrastructure, such as power and water. They've been providing a lot of guidance recently and encouraging collaboration to avoid cyber attacks. So what do they know that we don't know? It's starting to get me a little scared. So just two days ago, the Biden Harris administration released some more guidance on how to stay safe, but is [00:04:00] also urgently calling governors and state governments to start collaborating. and really hardening the systems of their critical water infrastructure. When we think about crippling cyber threats, we tend to think about big corporations and ransomware and things like that, but those may be where the money is, but those who are out to get the United States of America, like maybe China and maybe Russia, I'm not sure. We'll be targeting our critical infrastructure first Now, if you are working in it in a critical infrastructure like power or water, our hats are off to you. I know what you're up against and even. The White House knows what you're up against, which is why they're starting to step in. So keep doing the Lord's work out there and try to get it as secure as possible. Because, hey, we all need water to live. And I don't want to be making that Walmart run when my water stops working. That's going to be crazy. So part of the major efforts by the Biden Harris administration includes creating a cybersecurity task force between the EPA and the [00:05:00] NSC, promoting existing resources to protect against cyberattacks on water systems. According to the letter from the White House, there have been an increased amount of attacks on water systems driven by both countries or nation state actors and run of the mill cyber criminals. So I'm glad to see our federal government stepping in and helping where they can. But we might be reaching the point where we need to take our own health and wellbeing into our own hands, stock up on water, buy a nice filter, maybe get a rain bucket for outside. Make sure that you and your family are taken care of in the event that the water does go down. [00:05:40] offsetkeyz: Recently we've been seeing a lot of ransomware as a service groups being shut down by the FBI and other three letter organizations, which is great. But the FBI can only do so much, and what they've been doing is trying to capture individuals who are responsible for running these ransomware as a service groups or developers, [00:06:00] but mostly they're just shutting down dark web websites. with big banners that say claimed by the FBI. So in most instances, the individuals behind these ransomware as a service groups are just moving and creating new ransomware as a service groups, or joining others, strengthening their staffing. But let's back up for a second. What is ransomware as a service? Well, this is the new hot thing in ransomware, where it's essentially Cloud as a service, or something that you would sign up to use not really knowing how to make it yourself, but you want to use the tools to conduct a ransomware. So a good example of something you might use as a service is something like Squarespace, where if you don't know how to do web development, but you want a website, you would then pay for Squarespace's services and they give you some features, right? Depending on how much you're willing to pay. So Squarespace specifically is considered software as a service. Now ransomware as a service does exactly [00:07:00] that. I would like to ransomware somebody. So I go sign up for an account at one of these places. Such as Medusa or Cloak, as referenced in the article by HelpNet Security that's linked in our show notes below. And depending on the amount you want to pay for this service, you can get perks. Thanks. The amounts are surprisingly low between 800 to 1, 000 a year to access this product and they're getting lower. They're being pushed harder onto end users and the perks are getting better too. One of the lowest tiers is once you reach a million dollars in ransom payments, you get access to dumped hashes, you get access to a bunch of tools that make it easier to do the initial compromise. There have also been a string of Exit scams across the dark web, which is essentially when a company like Medusa or any ransomware as a service will Receive the ransom that you [00:08:00] went out and earned and then just close down their site keeping all of the money most ransomware as a services Set up the platform to receive the money And then they pay you about 85 percent of the ransom, as agreed upon before using the service. But now these groups are starting to let you collect the ransom, and then allow you to pay that 15 percent usage fee. helping to encourage people to use their services and not be so afraid of exit scams or other scams on the dark web. But what's so crazy about this is that they're literally just posting ads on the dark web. They're in forums and they are offering these perks and security researchers are able to see them in real time and see who's interacting with them. And the beauty of the dark web is that. If you're doing it correctly, it can be completely anonymous. Now I don't encourage you to get on the dark web to see this type of activity, but it is available to you. And if you'd like more information about the dark web, I released a talk about a week ago, maybe two weeks ago at this point, outlining at a high level how the dark web [00:09:00] works. [00:09:12] offsetkeyz: And finally, researchers have developed or discovered a new denial of service or DOS attack. that relies on UDP based application level protocols. And if you're not familiar, there are two main protocols on the transport layer that you interact with on a daily basis. UDP and TCP. UDP is the faster of the two, and it doesn't require any sort of verification that the data has been received. And this is often used when gaming online with your friends or talking, or even streaming like YouTube videos. Those rely heavily on UDP because you need to get the data as quickly as possible when streaming videos. And it doesn't really matter if every single frame is accounted for, you can occasionally drop frames, which might result in a little skip, but [00:10:00] overall, most of them are going to get through kind of like a shotgun spray. Whereas TCP is more for like text based communications or things where data needs to be verified on both ends, and it's a little slower due to the verification. So, UDP inherently doesn't verify, which is important to understand this type of attack, because this loop denial of service exploits UDP's lack of source IP validation to create endless communication loops between servers, eventually overwhelming them. Additionally, protocols like DNS, NTP, and TFTP are among those vulnerable to these attacks, potentially affecting basic internet functionalities. So this does tie back into the attack on DNS, which is essentially like a lookup of what you're trying to navigate to. So, when you navigate to facebook.com it reaches out to a DNS server and says, Hey, what the heck is facebook. com? And it replies with an address. Without those [00:11:00] DNS servers, we actually can't move about the internet like we do on the day to day. So this attack is easily triggered by a single spoofed message and can stress entire networks with 300, 000 hosts already at risk. There's no evidence of this loop denial of service being used in the wild, but its exploitation is considered trivial, affecting major vendors like Cisco and Microsoft. Now, these are likely a little further down the pipeline than you're familiar with as a regular user or even as a cybersecurity analyst. but you might notice slower internet speeds, stuff like that, if this happens, with the potential for it to completely shut down your internet connection. And on that note, not much is to be done on the user level. Just letting you know what's possible and what the attackers are doing. Hitting you from all kinds of angles. All right, and that is all we've got for you today. A little bit longer of an episode because we missed yesterday due to technical [00:12:00] issues, but we're back and better than ever, and we will talk to you some more tomorrow.

While fully accepting these are difficult days for the media in this country, it is important to put the Newshub news into a little bit of context.  You can still be successful in this country, and to take one sad case and lump it in with everybody else is to fail to understand the nuance of the landscape.  For a start, this country, as Adrian Orr pointed out yesterday, has massive economic troubles.  The media, or the commercial, non-taxpayer funded media are at the sharp end of that, always have been.  Also worth remembering, the story is being played out all over the world at the moment, everyone from Time Magazine to Vogue to the LA Times is laying people off, and that's before you get to the Disneys and Paramount and BBCs.  The Newshub story of yesterday is, in many respects, the TV3 story of the past several decades.  They have never really been loved.  Owners have come and gone.  Owners have owned them for the wrong reasons.  Owners have tried to sell them unsuccessfully.  Ask yourself why.   The company was split recently after they couldn't sell it as a combined going concern, hence it became Discovery and MediaWorks, the radio arm, went their own way.  Discovery has issues or Warner Brothers Discovery has issues for themselves all over the world, see, a tiny player at the bottom of the Earth would not have been high on their old ‘let's bail them out scale.'  The politicians weighing in largely had it right, I thought, National said there was basically nothing they could do.  Hipkins was also right when he said it's problematic that the linear TV landscape now is solely, or the news division anyway, solely operated by TVNZ.  The last thing TVNZ needs, I can tell you, is the laziness that inevitably ensues when you have the place to yourself.  Which is why radio remains as robust as it ever has.  There's plenty of competition, and competition keeps you sharp.  If we're to be a little bit blunt, you might want to look at some of the decisions MediaWorks, TV3, Clear Channel, the equity companies, all the various owners have made over the years.  It's been a bumpy old ride, basically for three long decades.  TV3 news, in many respects, never really got a hold of the New Zealand psyche, it was never really that successful.  TV1 killed and kills them every night by some margin.  Yes, they did some innovative things, but at the end of the day, numbers count. Numbers in audience and numbers in revenue.  This company, for example, NZME is profitable, I'm told the years got off to a good start.  Sky TV is profitable, their results came out last week, they look more than solid.  TVNZ is losing money, and if Seymour gets his way, we'll have to pay some sort of dividend to level the field, that's no bad thing.  Lord knows what's happening to Stuff and what they're up to, if you've seen their new website, but they're private, so we don't know.  Minor players like the Spinoff and Newsroom still seem to keep their head above the water, magazines still seem to be available to read.  So, it's not the end of the world, and it's not the end of the media.  It's how you do it, that's clearly the difference.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Uncertainty over the future for hundreds of Newshub workers, following the shock announcement its newsroom will close. Warner Brothers Discovery executives told staff today they're shutting the newsroom and website, from the end of June. The former-Mediaworks news company says it's battled financial headwinds and plans to focus on streaming service, ThreeNow, not news. Media commentator Bill Ralston is predicting he expects more media failures over the next six months. "Once you start chewing into losses of $100 million, and then more, and then more on top of it- it becomes unstoppable."  Ralston expects some who've lost jobs will head overseas. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we have a special 'Week That Was' panel. For the past 6 years Brayden Ward has been the first face you see when you come into Mediaworks. He is a champion bloke but alas, today is his last day at the company. So we thought we'd hear what he has to say about a few things. Joining him is one of our favourites, the lovely host of the 'Grey Area's' podcast Petra Bagust. Efeso Collins passing The Labour Party Kiwi's work ethic Social media 'influencers' See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today Bryce gathered a crowd in the MediaWorks pavilion to attempt to break the Guinness World Record for most hugs in 1 minute and it was a rollercoaster of successes and failures. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What a thrill to have renowned freelance photographer Andi Rice as my guest this week! Andi & I became friends while working in record stores almost 25 years ago. Andi's assignments have included shoots for The Washington Post, Washington Post Magazine, Bloomberg, The New York Times & other major media outlets. Andi has photographed President Biden, Vice President Harris, Gov. Kay Ivey of Alabama, GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy ... he has traveled with the White House Press Pool; photographed numerous music & cultural icons — Willie Nelson, Prince, Mariah Carey, Biz Markie, B. B. King, Slayer and so many others!"A photographer of people. A photographer of things." We talk about his career, but we also talk about being men, dads and fans of music!Stick around for the BONUS episode for some extra music & misc. talk with Andi!@riceandi on most social channels — follow Andi and reach out to him for any freelance assignments!dantimepod@gmail.com

TONIGHT: You read me right! David Seymour, Willie Jackson and Libertarian Darth Vader Damien Grant in our special last show of the year! We bring actual debate to the NZ Political Panel circuit. You can't get this on The Spinoff, NZME, Newshub Nation, AM Show, RNZ, TVNZ – you can only get it on The Working Group! ISSUE 1 – Review the first week of the new Government ISSUE 2 – Review the Political Year (Crime/Environment/Poverty/Public Services) ISSUE 3 – Political Predictions for 2024 (Economy/Politically/Internationally) It's Politics done unlike anywhere else.   The podcast broadcasts from our purpose built studio bunker ADJACENT to Mediaworks studios on YouTube &  The Daily Blog and posted up afterwards on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rova & YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand's political arena is more like a gladiator pit than a parliament, and we've got front-row seats to the latest skirmishes. My guests, Q+As Jack Tame,  the ever-incisive Moana Maniapoto and the acerbically witty Damien Grant, join me to unpack the government's controversial plays. From the resurrection of high-octane firearms to the socio-economic chess game of tobacco taxation, we don't just throw punches – we analyze the impact of each policy swing. And when it comes to Winston Peters' media conspiracy theories, we're calling bluffs and taking names. But it's not all policy warfare; the home front is just as heated. As we navigate the housing crisis and pet bond propositions, we question the implications for Kiwi renters and homeowners alike. The appointment of Judith Collins draws scepticism and sparks debate, with the undercurrents of state-funded media and representation for Māori adding fuel to the fire. These conversations push us into the radical middle, where government intervention and free speech principles duel for dominance. We round out our session with a look ahead – and it's a horizon brimming with change. Public broadcasting's lifeline amidst a brutal advertising landscape, political shake-ups hinting at a Labour Party reshuffle, and the U.S. presidential race's potential for fresh faces all come under our microscope. And as we cast an international eye to Israel's strife, we find narratives of hope and resilience. This episode isn't just another political commentary; it's a call to engage, reflect, and challenge the status quo. So buckle up for a ride through the tumultuous yet hopeful terrain of New Zealand's political and social landscape. It's Politics done unlike anywhere else. The podcast broadcasts from our purpose built studio bunker ADJACENT to Mediaworks studios on YouTube &  The Daily Blog and posted up afterwards on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rova & YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Issue 1: Chippy's Ceasefire Captains Call Issue 2: Coalition Negotiation Games Issue 3: Xi and Biden's rapprochement and impact for NZ and Issue 4: Grim Economic Christmas for many Kiwis this year It's Politics done unlike anywhere else. The podcast broadcasts from our purpose built studio bunker ADJACENT to Mediaworks studios on YouTube &  The Daily Blog and posted up afterwards on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rova & YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Creating your own business does not equal having to work a crazy number of hours each week. In this episode, Hannah Zora Strong joins me to discuss how her PPC consultancy business has allowed her to work only 24 hours per week and still profit over 6 figures without losing her passion for her business.Hannah Zora Strong is a PPC consultant with more than 9 years of experience. She has survived 3 major UI overhauls, was there at the birth of Froogle, and lived through the rise and retirement of ETAs and Smart Shopping. After heading up teams at MediaWorks and Silver Bean in Newcastle and birthing two children, Hannah is flying solo under Zora Marketing.This is the first episode of the Service Pro Spotlight series, where I chat with service providers who have created a business that brings peace and profit to their lives. In this episode, you will learn tips on how to achieve the profits that you seek with your business, such as capacity planning, saying yes to projects that will get you out of your comfort zone, and then learning how to say no if they don't work for you. You can get in touch with Hannah on https://zoramarketing.co.uk/ or follow her on https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannah-strong-ppc/::FOLLOW + CONNECT WITH CEELShttps://www.instagram.com/ceels.lockley/https://www.linkedin.com/in/ceels/::GET MY WEEKLY EMAILSSubscribe for Profitable Peace, the weekly email series that teaches you how to double your corporate salary working just 20hrs/week:https://www.ceelslockley.co/email-list::APPLY FOR COACHINGSubmit an application for my 1:1 coaching and group programs:http://ceelslockley.co/application

TONIGHT: Legal representative of Slytherin House and Union Delegate for the Sith Matthew Hooton, NBR Senior Journalist Maria Slade and Libertarian Voldemort, Damien Grant. Issue 1: Latest negotiations to form Government becomes the dance of the 7 veiled threats Issue 2: Pacific Island Forum and our future with China Issue 3: 300 000 in housing and power poverty plus 600 000 needing food banks monthly plus 55% of kiwis struggling financially – what does the new Government do? and Issue 4: Global temperatures are almost 6 sigma above normal – when should climate change panic set in? It's Politics done unlike anywhere else. The podcast broadcasts from our purpose built studio bunker ADJACENT to Mediaworks studios on YouTube &  The Daily Blog and posted up afterwards on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rova & YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TONIGHT: ACT Party Sith Lorde Brooke Van Velden, the last socialist standing Shane Te Pou and Libertarian Voldemort, Damien Grant. Issue 1: Specials are in – final result ramifications Issue 2: Government negotiations and Winston's games Issue 3: Chippy re-elected as Leader evidence Labour learnt nothing and Issue 4: ACT criticise Chloe for pro-Palestinian chant It's Politics done unlike anywhere else. The podcast broadcasts from our purpose built studio bunker ADJACENT to Mediaworks studios on YouTube &  The Daily Blog and posted up afterwards on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rova & YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TONIGHT: National Party MP Chris Peck, Former Labour Party Chief of Staff Matt McCarten and Libertarian Darth Vader, Damien Grant. Issue 1: Banning Gang Patches while promoting Natural Glow – Is Mark Mitchell the new Suzanne Paul? Issue 2: Coronial inquiry vs Winston Issue 3: 57 dead children since the creation of Oranga Tamariki and Issue 4: Hands up who is sick to death of hearing about Chippy's new Girlfriend and the demise of The Project It's Politics done unlike anywhere else. The podcast broadcasts from our purpose built studio bunker ADJACENT to Mediaworks studios on YouTube &  The Daily Blog and posted up afterwards on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rova & YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TONIGHT: The Working Group Election Special: What Election means for the Right with ACT Party Leader David Seymour, Right wing Svengali Mathew Hooton and Libertarian Darth Vader Damien Grant Issue 1 – What does the result mean for National? Issue 2 – What does the result mean for ACT? Issue 3 – What does the result mean for NZFirst? and Issue 4 – Where to now for the Right? It's Politics done unlike anywhere else.   The podcast broadcasts from our purpose built studio bunker ADJACENT to Mediaworks studios on YouTube &  The Daily Blog and posted up afterwards on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rova & YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TONIGHT: The Working Group Election Special: What went wrong for the Left with Māori TV current affairs host Moana Maniapoto, Former Labour Party Chief of Staff Matt McCarten and Libertarian Darth Vader, Damien Grant Issue 1 – Labour – what the hell happened? Issue 2 – Greens celebrate but have lost power Issue 3 – Māori Party wins big and Issue 4 – Where to now for the Left? Next week we will review the Election for the Right with former National Party Leader Simon Bridges and ACT Leader David Seymour. It's Politics done unlike anywhere else.   The podcast broadcasts from our purpose built studio bunker ADJACENT to Mediaworks studios on YouTube &  The Daily Blog and posted up afterwards on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rova & YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TONIGHT: The Working Group Election Special Surprise Guest. You'll never believe who will join us on the show tonight. Issue 1 – The Economy this Election Issue 2 – Crime Fear vs counterproductive social policy Issue 3 – The Damage a far right National/ACT Government propped up by antiVaxx NZ First could cause Aotearoa The podcast broadcasts live 7.30pm Tuesdays from our purpose built studio bunker ADJACENT to Mediaworks studios on Facebook, YouTube & JuiceTV.live, The Daily Blog and replayed on Channel 200 Freeview and posted up afterwards on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rova & YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TONIGHT: Political Commentator Shane the Pou, NBR Senior Journalist Maria Slade and notorious Libertarian and Stuff Columnist, Damien Grant Issue 1 – Greens Free Dental vs ACTs amputation of the State – can there be a better juxtaposition this election? Issue 2 – We will all die before a second harbour crossing ever gets built Issue 3 – NZs new defence posture – I spy with my 5 Eyes something beginning with War and Issue 4 – ACT rules out Winston – is this what it sounds like when the doves cry? 7.30pm tonight – it's Politics done unlike anywhere else. The podcast broadcasts live 7.30pm Tuesdays from our purpose built studio bunker ADJACENT to Mediaworks studios on Facebook, YouTube & JuiceTV.live, The Daily Blog and replayed on Channel 200 Freeview and posted up afterwards on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rova & YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Social Agents Ep. 1 Welcome to the inaugural episode of "The Social Agents," the premier resource for digital marketing mastery in the real estate industry. Hosted by Robert Cedeno, the renowned Southern California realtor and team leader of Cedeno Realty, this episode marks the start of your journey into the heart of social media marketing. In "Mastering Social Media: The First Step," Robert shares his secret recipe that transformed Cedeno Realty from a promising venture into a seven-figure business closing over 100 homes annually. Through the power of social media, his team has been able to reach around 2.5 million accounts each month - an achievement not many can boast. This episode explores the fundamentals of building a powerful online presence. From selecting the right platforms to understanding your audience, Robert provides an insightful introduction to the world of digital marketing. As you embark on this journey, you'll learn how to leverage these platforms to generate leads, engage with your audience, and ultimately, drive your business forward. But it's not just for real estate professionals! Robert's experience and insights are valuable for business owners across industries looking to harness the potential of social media. Hear about the mistakes to avoid, the strategies to adopt, and the mindset required to navigate the ever-evolving digital landscape. Tune into this episode of "The Social Agents," and take your first step towards becoming a master of social media marketing. Make sure to like, comment, share, and subscribe so you don't miss out on future episodes packed with valuable tips and strategies. Welcome to the community of Social Agents - your journey to digital marketing success starts here!

Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to former press secretary Sean Spicer about why he left Newsmax; why the mainstream media is being destroyed by smaller, independent media outlets; what really goes on in newsrooms that the viewers don't see; little-known details about Tucker Carlson's firing; why the reaction to CNN's Trump town hall proves that media outlets have learned nothing; the real reason Trump went against his advice to court the New York Times after his election victory; his real feelings on White House press secretaries Jen Psaki and Karine Jean-Pierre; how White House press briefings go much differently when you're a Republican; why the debt ceiling debate is a ticking time bomb; and much more.

What does representation on television and streaming REALLY mean? VP of Global Communications at Nielsen, Patricia Ratulangi, and CEO and Founder of Marginal Mediaworks, Sanjay Sharma, join TDS to discuss statistics found on Nielsen's recent study of television around women and AAPI representation, whether there's been progress made, how and why AAPI players may be overlooked, and so much more.Follow TDS on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter, and catch up with the hosts, Annika and Nehal, on their personals. Until next time, keep lighting that Desi spark!

Today's show opens with the most concrete evidence so far, showing the Legacy/mainstream media works for the Democrat party. They take direction, are given talking points and narratives and it's their job to defend the current Biden regime, especially from the truth. There is no other way to interpret how the press handled themselves over the weekend. Not only did they help find the leaker, they show no interest in discussing the lies this Administration has been peddling around Ukraine for over 14 months. Instead, they would rather find out what the government is planning to do to keep the truth locked down from future leakers? Even Glenn Greenwald, a left-of-center independent journalist is aghast at the behavior of corporate media. Rather than upholding the mantra that “democracy dies in darkness,” they are doing all they can to help turn off the lights. Former CIA officer Larry Johnson has an interesting take on this. Running parallel with my own thoughts from last Friday, Larry thinks the story surrounding leaker Jack Teixeira's tidy take down is too contrived and too neat to be the whole story. In his mind, it's a controlled leak, poorly done, to help prepare America for the coming crash due to all of our foreign policy failures. Also, don't forget what we discussed on Friday regarding the RESTRICT Act and how convenient it would be to use the leaker to push through The Patriot Act 2.0. As we close, I remind you that in a prior show I said I would not be surprised if China didn't decide to make a move on the United States and would send Joe Biden a not so subtle message? Well, it seems a bank tied to China is suddenly cooperating with the Senate investigation into the Biden Crime family business dealings. Cathay Bank in Los Angeles has provided banking transaction details to Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) and Senator Chuck Grassley (D-IA) related to millions of dollars paid by China to Hunter and James Biden. Finally, Pete Buttigieg wants you to know that car accidents are also racists. Yep. According to him, more black and brown people are killed in roadway accidents, which is a clear sign of racism. To him, it's a crisis on the same level as gun violence, yet we don't see anyone calling to ban the use of automobiles. Take a moment to rate and review the show and then share the episode on social media. You can find me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, GETTR and TRUTH Social by searching for The Alan Sanders Show. You can also support the show by visiting my Patreon page!

Ian Cheeseman was the BBC's Manchester City correspondent for nearly 25 years and has been a fan all of his life. Here he hosts his weekly podcast, Forever Blue, where all things Man City are discussed. For this episode, sponsored by www.howardssolicitors.co.uk Ian is joined by former City captain Andy Morrison and two of the Forever Blue podcast squad to discuss the brilliant win against Liverpool, the way the media operates and click bait! If you'd like to support Ian's work you can message him by DM on twitter @iancheeseman

The Right must fight back in the information war waged by left-wing media, Federalist Editor-in-Chief Molly Hemingway says, adding that conservatives should take their cues from how Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis treats "false reporting."Relevant LinksListen to other podcasts from The Daily Signal: https://www.dailysignal.com/podcasts/Get daily conservative news you can trust from our Morning Bell newsletter: DailySignal.com/morningbellsubscription Listen to more Heritage podcasts: https://www.heritage.org/podcasts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Right must fight back in the information war waged by left-wing media, Federalist Editor-in-Chief Molly Hemingway says, adding that conservatives should take their cues from how Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis treats “false reporting.”   Relevant Links   Listen to other podcasts from The Daily Signal: https://www.dailysignal.com/podcasts/ Get daily conservative news you can trust from […]

Donny is joined by the former Chief Media Correspondent for CNN and former host of the CNN program “Reliable Sources”, Brian Stelter. Brian, who is also a New York Times best-selling author, discusses his departure from CNN, how he would fix the network, and what he thinks of the way television and media are being run today. Also, Donny and Brian dive into politics and how certain TV personalities seem to perform their way into true belief.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Anthony is talking about an incredible message that was sent to him on Instagram, a very generous gift, social media can be used for good, power of words years later, and a lot more!! The Keep Moving Forward Podcast Episode 239 Bonus Episode www.patreon.com/kmfpodcast Instagram: @ComicAnthonyD @KMFPodcast Twitter: @ComicAnthonyD Intro / Outro music by Hollow, lyrics by Nick Graystone. Check out his new band DemonScar Long Island, for the best sandwiches go to Finn's Deli, www.finnsdeli.com Sail Away Coffee use code WWBro10 www.sailawaycoffee.com Built Bars use code WWBroPodcast www.builtbar.com Keep Moving Forward Merch teechip.com/stores/kmfpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kmfpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kmfpodcast/support