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TEG promotes Amy Mackie to lead global ticketing division

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By Natasha Lee, Duane Hatherly Verified, Vihan Mathur
| Mediaweek (Australia) Verified
Ticketek Entertainment Group (TEG) has appointed Amy Mackie as managing director, ticketing, giving her oversight of the company's ticketing operations across Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and the UK. Mackie, who has spent more than 17 years at TEG, will lead ticketing strategy and operations in each market, working alongside regional general managers for ticketing and memberships. She joins TEG's executive committee and reports directly to chief executive officer Cameron Hoy.
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Yahoo DSP and SBS open premium broadcast inventory to buyers

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By Vihan Mathur
| Mediaweek (Australia) Verified
Yahoo DSP and SBS have partnered to give Australian advertisers direct access to SBS’s premium video inventory through Yahoo Backstage. Yahoo Backstage is Yahoo’s direct-to-publisher pathway, designed to provide a streamlined route to premium supply. The integration brings SBS’s full inventory into Yahoo DSP, spanning BVOD, connected TV, desktop and mobile environments. Advertisers can now plan, activate and measure exposure across omnichannel campaigns through a single programmatic buying pathway.
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Media Tonic rebrands as Jetstream Media for national expansion

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By Vihan Mathur
| Mediaweek (Australia) Verified
Media Tonic has rebranded as Jetstream Media, marking a new phase for the business after 20 years in Western Australia’s media industry. The rebrand reflects the company’s expansion across the East Coast in recent years, giving it a national presence across Australia. For two decades, Media Tonic has operated as a growth partner in Western Australia, representing a portfolio that includes Yahoo, News Australia, Cartology and the Australian Traffic Network.
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