In a media landscape shaped by the infinite scroll, where attention is a currency and every frame competes with cat videos and breaking news, TIME Magazine's D.W. Pine is in the thick of it.

In a conversation with Mediaweek's Natasha Lee, the magazine's Creative Director explains how he's not just steering a legacy brand through the algorithmic tide, he’s helping redefine how we experience journalism.

In a media landscape shaped by the infinite scroll, where attention is a currency and every frame competes with cat videos and breaking news, <a href="https://www.mediaweek.com.au/the-mastermind-times-iconic-covers-picks-his-all-time-top-ten/">TIME Magazine's D.W. Pine</a> is in the thick of it.
In a conversation with Mediaweek's Natasha Lee, the magazine's Creative Director explains how he's not just steering a legacy brand through the algorithmic tide, he&rsquo;s helping redefine how we experience journalism.

Mediaweek Podcasts deliver insider access to Australia’s media industry. From exclusive interviews with top execs and talent, to sharp analysis of trends shaping media, marketing and advertising.

Mediaweek Podcasts deliver insider access to Australia&rsquo;s media industry. From exclusive interviews with top execs and talent, to sharp analysis of trends shaping media, marketing and advertising.

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Newsmakers: TIME Magazine's D.W. Pine

What do you get when you invite six of ad land’s most powerful women into a room to talk candidly about what it means to be a woman in the industry?

It might sound like the start of a riddle. After all, coordinating the diaries of six CEOs and senior leaders is no small feat.

Amazingly, Mediaweek managed to do just that.

In the aftermath of International Women’s Day, the Newsmakers podcast brought together a group of Omnicom’s most influential female leaders for an unfiltered conversation about leadership, change and the realities of navigating advertising’s power corridors.

The line-up includes Laura Nice, CEO of PHD; Jo McAlister, CEO of Initiative; Liz Wigmore, Managing Director of Hearts & Science; Sian Whitnall, CEO of OMD; Sue Squillace, CEO Mediahub; and Stevie Douglas-Neill, CEO of UM.

What do you get when you invite six of ad land&rsquo;s most powerful women into a room to talk candidly about what it means to be a woman in the industry?
It might sound like the start of a riddle. After all, coordinating the diaries of six CEOs and senior leaders is no small feat.
Amazingly, Mediaweek managed to do just that.
In the aftermath of International Women&rsquo;s Day, the Newsmakers podcast brought together a group of Omnicom&rsquo;s most influential female leaders for an unfiltered conversation about leadership, change and the realities of navigating advertising&rsquo;s power corridors.
The line-up includes Laura Nice, CEO of PHD; Jo McAlister, CEO of Initiative; Liz Wigmore, Managing Director of Hearts &amp; Science; Sian Whitnall, CEO of OMD; Sue Squillace, CEO Mediahub; and Stevie Douglas-Neill, CEO of UM.

Mediaweek Newsmakers: The female leaders of Omnicom

Marc Fennell has a knack for finding the stories that make you double-take. From art heists to stolen colonial artifacts, he has carved out a niche as Australia’s preeminent chronicler of the weird and the wealthy.

His latest project, Australia’s Greatest Conman, dives into the surreal world of John Friedrich and the National Safety Council.

Marc joined Mediaweek's Newsmakers to talk behind the scenes on the doco series that investigates Australia’s biggest fraudster. A guy who built a private counter-terrorism base, gave helicopter lifts to Bob Hawke, and was awarded an Order of Australia.

And he paid for absolutely none of it.

Marc Fennell&nbsp;has a knack for finding the stories that make you double-take. From art heists to stolen colonial artifacts, he has carved out a niche as Australia&rsquo;s preeminent chronicler of the weird and the wealthy.
His latest project,&nbsp;Australia&rsquo;s Greatest Conman, dives into the surreal world of&nbsp;John Friedrich&nbsp;and the National Safety Council.
Marc joined&nbsp;Mediaweek's Newsmakers&nbsp;to talk behind the scenes on the doco series that investigates Australia&rsquo;s biggest fraudster. A guy who built a private counter-terrorism base, gave helicopter lifts to&nbsp;Bob Hawke, and was awarded an Order of Australia.
And he paid for absolutely none of it.

Mediaweek Newsmakers - Marc Fennell

Veteran news anchor Mark Ferguson joins Mediaweek’s Newsmakers to reflect on his journey from a teenage cadet in Tamworth to the face of 7NEWS Sydney. Ahead of his 60th birthday, Ferguson opens up about the pivotal moments, global assignments, career risks, and lessons learned across four decades in Australian television news.

Veteran news anchor Mark Ferguson joins Mediaweek&rsquo;s Newsmakers to reflect on his journey from a teenage cadet in Tamworth to the face of 7NEWS Sydney. Ahead of his 60th birthday, Ferguson opens up about the pivotal moments, global assignments, career risks, and lessons learned across four decades in Australian television news.

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