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Why sports broadcasting could change the rules on sponsored content

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

As media businesses the world over struggle to identify successful new business models, sponsored content has been pounced on as one potential solution. The model – where brands pay media organisations to produce content related to their product – is increasingly being applied to sports broadcasting.

Sport is an expensive media product....

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Will house prices 'collapse' if negative gearing is changed?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

There is much confusion about the effects of Labor’s tax proposals with respect to investors in rental housing. They propose to grandfather existing arrangements. But investors in the future can only negatively gear newly constructed housing, while the policy recommends the capital gains discount fall from 50% to 25%.

Claims by Prime Minister...

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