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Peter Cox BEc MBA is the foremost independent economist, analyst and public speaker on the communications and media industries in Australia. He has been a leading consultant to Australian and overseas operators, technology suppliers, bankers, stockbrokers, the Senate and the Government for over thirty years. Peter has been invited to be chairman and speaker at over 60 industry conferences, written numerous papers and been featured in hundreds of radio, television and newspaper interviews. Call to get Peter's advice on the media industry in Australia or to speak at your next conference or seminar, 
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Peter Cox lectures on Social Networking [MEDIA POLICY]
Friday, October 2, 2009, 10:39 PM
Peter Cox has recently chaired two conferences in Canberra on utilising social networks as a core strategy for enhanced communications and how government communications executives can influence and communicate with the public through social networks. Peter was the keynote speaker and had a number of leading experts in social networking speak to the conferences including the CEO of Facebook in Australia.   Read more


Ratings Hit for Nine Television Network [RATINGS]
Thursday, October 1, 2009, 05:15 PM
The reunion episode of a television program that ran for 28 years on Nine but has been off air for ten years has been a huge success and may start a come back for Nine to its glory days. Peter Cox looks at the Hey Hey its Saturday Reunion and what it means for its host, production company and the Nine Network.   Read more


Beyond Beijing Interview [MEDIA POLICY]
Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 11:36 PM
Peter Cox is regularly interviewed on media all over Australia but recently he had the unusual experience of being interviewed for an hour on China radio International (CRI). It is the only overseas broadcaster in the People's Republic of China. CRI was founded on December 3, 1941 and is owned and operated by the state. CRI is one of the "three central media organizations in China" along with China National Radio (CNR) and China Central Television (CCTV).   Read more


The News cycle dooms newspapers [MEDIA FINANCE]
Monday, June 1, 2009, 01:27 AM
One of the major factors threatening the survival of newspapers is that technology has critically altered the news cycle. Peter Cox explains the modern news cycle.   Read more


Australian Newspapers wake up call [MEDIA FINANCE]
Wednesday, May 20, 2009, 03:02 PM
Peter Cox writes for the Business Spectator "Rupert Murdoch finally made the clarion call for the whole newspaper industry when he said the current model for newspapers is malfunctioning and that News Corp had to lead the way and charge for accessing content."   Read more


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