Australia’s content makers have a fight on their hands to keep the attention of the country’s viewers, new research has shown. A Screen Australia report, Screen Curreny 2026, found that while 85% of Australian say access to local content is important, and 75% want more, 60% spend less than 30% of their viewing time on […]
Australia’s content makers have a fight on their hands to keep the attention of the country’s viewers, new research has shown. A Screen Australia report, Screen Curreny 2026, found that while 85% of Australian say access to local content is important, and 75% want more, 60% spend less than 30% of their viewing time on […]
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Australia’s content makers have a fight on their hands to keep the attention of the country’s viewers, new research has shown. A Screen Australia report, Screen Curreny 2026, found that while 85% of Australian say access to local content is important, and 75% want more, 60% spend less than 30% of their viewing time on […]
