Yesterday Nine Entertainment announced its half-year results, with a jump in its subscription businesses and an increase in revenue, but a sharp drop in profit in part due to the withdrawal of Meta's payments for local news.


But much of the focus is away from Nine's core media business, and instead on the $2.7 billion offer for Domain, which is 60% owned by Nine.


Tim Burrowes, co-owner and publisher of Mumbrella, talks to Sean Aylmer about what happens to Nine if it sells Domain, and the presence of green shoots in the advertising market.