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  • Tips for Internet success

    There wasn't an immediate meeting of minds when Australian media company PBL joined forces with software giant Microsoft to create popular internet portal ninemsn, according to ninemsn's lifestyle business manager Pippa Leary.

  • Film-hype over the Net

    After the incredible success of the thriller The Blair Witch Project, film-makers have become increasingly aware of the marketing potential of the Internet for new release films.

  • Music sites bypass ARIA

    "ARIA have their heads in the sand" when it comes to negotiating licences with online music sites, according to Paul Cashmere, executive producer of Whoopi!'s Radio Undercover.

  • E-commerce needs editors

    "Get thee an editor," Emma Gibson, Wishlist's editor-in-chief, commanded attendees of the Netfest conference in Melbourne.

  • Net radio: don't mimic broadcasters

    Online radio isn't the same as terrestrial radio, and attempts by online operators to compete with broadcast stations are doomed to failure, the Netfest conference in Melbourne has been told.

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