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Greg Fraser Quotes
«Low single-digit growth in the overall advertising market will be the bar for all media companies to try and get over.»
Author: Greg Fraser
«It's just a normal business decision they've taken. And it's not entirely surprising given the level of international competition [for the bid].»
Author: Greg Fraser
«They paid a big price. It has a sniff of a panic buy. New Zealand is a small market and I can't see what they can do to grow the business.»
Author: Greg Fraser
«That reflects the soft New South Wales market, but the result could have looked a lot worse if not for New Zealand.»
Author: Greg Fraser
«It looks like a big price to pay for something that is defending their own revenue.»
Author: Greg Fraser
«Anything becomes possible if you've got a big enough check. It's hard to predict who might take over who and why.»
Author: Greg Fraser
«The Internet is starting to change the media landscape, making what previously looked like straight-forward acquisitions much more difficult.»
Author: Greg Fraser
«Australia needs a level playing field in terms of investment and innovation ... so that broadband penetration and digital penetration generally can catch up with the rest of the world.»
Author: Greg Fraser
«It was disappointing that Australian EBIT was down.»
Author: Greg Fraser
«The conundrum I'm trying to solve is whether paying $750 million to defend $170 million in classified revenue is actually a good deal or not.»
Author: Greg Fraser