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  • ecorp exiting ninemsn: "evil rumour"

    ecorp, the online arm of Kerry Packer's Publishing & Broadcasting has laid to bed speculation that it's exiting the ninemsn joint venture, calling it nothing more than an "evil rumour".

  • Contract wording alone rescued NineMSN: sources

    Despite rumoured tensions, a strict non-termination clause in the contract between Publishing and Broadcasting Limited's (PBL) ecorp and Microsoft may keep an uneasy NineMSN joint venture afloat, ZDNet Australia sources have revealed.

  • Packer's ecorp stays cash flow positive

    Internet group ecorp remained cash flow positive at the end of the March quarter and had around AU$93.6 million cash in the bank, according to a statement to the ASX.

  • Youth radio hammered over World Trade Centre digital photo

    Digitally-enhanced photographs are becoming a popular feature of many consumer Web sites, with uses ranging from marketing and promotion to reader competitions. However, the use of a particularly sensitive image to promote a branding exercise for Australia's publicly-funded youth radio network has sparked outrage, fuelled by articles and polls run on some of the country's dominant news Web sites.

  • Gordon Finlayson: Spiking the market

    While Australian Internet companies may have been initially slow to move to the stock market, they're now taking to it with a frenzy. The release this week of a prospectus from Spike and news that Fairfax is investigating options for a spin-off of its online business are both indicative of the push to market that many companies are making.

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