An exhibition of illustrative work by Kareena Zerefos.
Opening 13 November 2008 at
Famous When Dead gallery
207 Victoria St, West Melbourne 3003
Exhibition continuing from 13 – 23 November 2008.
An exhibition of illustrative work by Kareena Zerefos.
Opening 13 November 2008 at
Famous When Dead gallery
207 Victoria St, West Melbourne 3003
Exhibition continuing from 13 – 23 November 2008.
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The occasionally highest rating news service in Australia, the Nine News (formerly National Nine News) got a visual refresh this month.
Unfortunately the new look is huge step down from previous incarnations, with superfluous lines flying everywhere and ever classy solar flares, accompanied by a confusing combination of orange and blue, its less flagship-news-bulletin and more lifestyle-travel-show.
An innovator and now proven long stayer the Attik has relaunched their showcase of impressive work, as they say themselves – “We do pretty much everything imaginable in the world of creative communications”
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Long time morning television rivals Sunrise and Today will face new competition from Monday morning, with the much anticipated launch of ABC News Breakfast.
The new service fronted by Virginia Trioli and Barrie Cassidy (formerly Peter Lloyd) will run weekdays between 6-9am on ABC2. With the resources, and the reputation of the ABC behind this new program, its likely to carve out an audience under whelmed by the commercial networks offerings.
It should also do wonders for the publics increasing recognition of ABC2 as a distinctly separate offering to ABC1, with the recent Paralympics also helping the networks impressive audience growth.
All this of course showing that one thing, and one thing only is going to drive the take up of digital in Australia: content!