If I posted some of the emails my boss wrote this email would sound like a love letter 
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Same!
Re BBL
âIn some ways, weâve dodged a bullet because whatâs proven now is that the audience has become extremely fragmented across both platforms but when you add them both together theyâre significantly back on last year. Which is really just a shame for cricket,â Mr Anderson said.
He literally used the term âthere will be serious consequencesâ. If thatâs not a threat I donât know what is!
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The moles who are leaking the information should be sacked and lose their entitlements for breach of contract. That happens in my industry so why shouldnât it happen in television.
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Most bosses use these words.
And of course thereâs going to be consequences, they shouldnât be doing what theyâre doing.
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And?!? Breach confidentiality and suffer the consequences. Itâs pretty clear, if I went disclosing information for the company I work for Iâd be in trouble too.
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@blackbox as a former employee of 10 was there contracts you signed about confidentiality? Just curious. I know I have signed something in my work but obviously Iâm not in the media industry but there is so many things I canât tell people or would face consequences. Maybe others that have worked for a network could tell me whether networks make employees sign confidentiality contracts.
I donât really blame them for being a bit pissed. The last few months so many leaks have come out of 10. I thought they were intentional but now after that article I wonder if they were.
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Absolutely. Iâve had to sign a 70 page contract. This includes an internet policy that says my actions on the internet must not cause damage to the company I work for. The contract also mentions several times I must not disclose company information.
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Agree!
I donât think itâs a threat. Itâs part of every contract you sign within a company no matter the job.
He has every right to say why he did. Iâm surprised it wasnât worse.
This is just another case of âmediaâ sensationalising things for views.
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Not really a threat. Bosses set expectations for their employees as well contractual obligations so itâs pretty fair to say that to staff. Not really an issue.
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If I got that email, Iâd view it as a threat, regardless of whether it was already in my contract or not.
While hunting for leakers is not exactly uncommon in media, @blackbox has written an even handed article imho.
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Itâs absolutely a threat, but I wouldnât say itâs an unjustified threat. The terminology used in that email is no different to most contracts.
Not an issue for staff who have done the right thing.
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I agree itâs not unjustified. But itâs still a threat.
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This is a really interesting read so thanks for posting.
I do think the cricket might have done slightly better on 10 than it did on 7 and Foxtel. So I am sure 10 would have been happy if they did get the rights.
I did like how he was trying to say the enemy or the competition isnât the other networks its the likes of Netflix and Youtube etc. I wish other networks would take that lead and stop programming to harm their competitors. For example 7 launching Orange is the new brown against How to Stay Married.
well then if 10 wants to compete with the likes of netfix and the same with the other networks , they will need a huge budget to get people of from watching netflix and watching standard tv
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I donât think that is what he is alluding to. I think he is saying that all networks should be offering great entertainment shows and stop seeing one another as the enemy and rather than trying to sabotage one another support, especially local producations, one another.
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Network 10 chooses Lotame
Network 10 has signed a partnership with data management platform Lotame as it continues to accelerate the roll out of its data solutions.
The partnership gives 10 access to Lotameâs extensive third-party data sets, one of the biggest in the world, delivering unrivalled depth in audience targeting.
Network 10âs director of 10 Interactive Christian Williams said: âWeâre continuing to invest in our digital platforms, 10 Play and 10 Daily, to attract our key under 50s audience into our ecosystem. Weâre seeing audiences across these platforms growing at an exceptional rate.
âWe want our data solutions to be best-in-class and Lotame is one of the worldâs best in its field. Our partnership with Lotame means we can leverage their more than three billion additional audience profiles with our existing data set, giving advertisers the opportunity to create deeply targeted and relevant campaigns with us, at scale. Itâs another key milestone as we charge toward executing our full data strategy.â
Lotameâs clients include IBM, Ticketek, Annalect and Omnicom Media Group.
âAudience data quality is a growing challenge for the industry. At Lotame weâve always focused on helping marketers harness the power of highly curated audience data, whether it be 1st, 2nd, or 3rd party data, to fuel relevant and personalised experiences,â said Luke Williams, managing director, ANZ, Lotame. âBy partnering with Network 10, we look forward to helping them leverage their valuable data to build rich audience segments for agencies and clients.â
Network 10âs partnership with Lotame follows recently announced partnerships with real-time data customer solutions company Tealium and data technology agency Venntifact.
Although 10 might not be seeing benefits at the moment. I do believe they will come 12 months. Their presence is dominating through the cities, especially in Melbourne and Adelaide (I actually cannot comment about the others as I havenât been there in a while). Everywhere you go you see something promoting 10 or its brand. Just on Monday I saw Dancing plastered everywhere now today I am seeing 10 All Access. The brand is definitely not hiding like it once was.
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I get around Brisbane and surrounds a fair bit for work and consistently see more promotion of Stan than any general 10 or 10 All Access campaign activity combined.
Hopefully that will change in the coming months however.