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Publisher of email newsletter Unmade. Author of book Media Unmade. Founder of Mumbrella, back in the day. English-Australian. Or maybe Australian-English
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Enero drops to $25m as end of financial year looms for Unmade Index

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By Tim Burrowes Verified
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Local agency holdco Enero slumped even lower on Friday with its market capitalisation falling to just $25.4m. The 5.1% fall took the company to a new lowest share price of all time of 28c. Share are now worth less than 1% what they were when the company, then called Photon Group, hit its peak two decades ago. At its height in 2007, Photon had a price of more than $32 per share.
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Nine tells Today viewers that Karl Stefanovic is officially out

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By Tim Burrowes Verified
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Nine this morning made the exit of Karl Stefanovic official, with a short statement saying he would leave the network “immediately”. Moments after Nine issued the statement, co-host Sarah Abo shared the news with Today viewers. With her voice breaking, she told the audience: “We know there has been a lot of speculation about Karl’s future with the show.
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Global Traffic Network soars after promising payday for investors

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By Tim Burrowes Verified
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Global Traffic Network soared today after giving investors bad news about its financial performance while simultaneously showering them with cash. The company told the market that it expects its full financial year revenue to fall by 17% to around $180m, while EBITDA profits will fall 50% to less than $10m. However, it said it expected to grow profits next year to more than $15m.
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