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NEWMEDIA As Soon As I Saw My Mate Phil’S Print out from an Apple Mac Postal Address: Computer in 1989 a Light Bulb Went Off in My Head Celebrating Volume 31. 1 & 2 Jocks’ Journal 30yrs January 1-31,2019 “Australia’s longest running radio industry publication” Jocks’ Journal Celebrates 30 Years NEWMEDIA As soon as I saw my mate Phil’s print out from an Apple Mac Postal Address: computer in 1989 a light bulb went off in my head. I then Brisbane realised it was now possible to 'have a go' at an idea I had for PO Box 2363 an ‘almanac’ trivia publication for radio presenters. For years Mansfield BC Qld 4122 I had collected ‘famous birthdays’ and ‘on this day’ trivia. I Web Address: suppose the seeds go back to the fact that I diligently kept a www.newmedia.com.au daily diary from all my high school years and beyond. Now as Email: we were entering a new age in computers and technology it [email protected] was possible to do ‘desk top publishing’. Phone Contacts: In January 1989 I borrowed my mate’s Apple computer, paid my friend Kerry to laser print a master Office: (07) 3422 1374 copy, then photocopied a sample edition for every commercial radio station and did a test run. Mobile: 0407 750 694 On January 25 we signed up our first subscriber. A fax came through confirming that a young4ZR announcer Clive Burnell (sadly passed on) had signed up. From then on the subscriptions kept rolling in and we never looked back. The first JJ only included an almanac section but soon grew to include radio news, radio jobs (page 3) and other radio-related articles. But when the ‘internet age’ hit in the late 90s I thought we might disappear but we adapted and continued. In 2018 we wouldn't be here it it wasn't for the loyal support of many individual subscribers and in particular -Community Stations, the Super Radio Network and Grant Broadcasters. Also 3AW, 2CH, Editor & Assistant to 2GB and Radio 97 have been with us through the whole journey. We even have the Overlanders Publisher Editor Steakhouse (Alice Springs) and Cafe Bean (Bunbury) who have been with us since the '90s. But over Greg Anne-Marie 30 years the landscape has changed ... radio news is now immediate, there are now several 'radio Newman James industry/media' websites and now less stations that are individually owned and run. Office/Web Radio Our one big change in 2019 will be the introduction of a monthly edition of Jocks' Journal. It will Assistant Columnist be 40 pages (and not 24) - like this edition and it's likely that in 12 months we may be just an online Jayden Dave publication. However with about half our subscribers still wanting a print copy - we will listen to our James Rogerson readers before deciding. Hope that's ok? But after a 30 year commitment to producing a fortnightly Assistant to mag I feel I need to 'wind down' a little. Interesting to note that I am writing this editorial 45 years to Editor the day that I began in radio as a teenager at 3BA Ballarat (Dec 17, 1973). Happy to say in 2019 I'm Christie still on air and I have commitments at two stations - 7 days a week. Still love it. And yes ... you can J bet that for every program I always have the JJ in the studio for my radio show prep. A big thanks to everyone that has signed on. And not forgetting my faithful wife Anne-Marie who has handled all the accounts, plus endless calls and emails. Kind regards, Greg Newman Editor and Founder. Radio News Laura Bouchet has been At ABC Radio Melbourne Jason Staveley has been promoted to assistant CD at David Astle will present appointed head of music for WSFM in addition to her role Evenings in 2019, picking both Gold and WSFM. As as EP of the Jonesy & Amanda up the baton from Lindy To all our longtime and loyal well as the role of MD for breakfast show. Burns, who announced Jocks’ Journal subscribers Gold, Staveley will assist in recently that she wouldn’t formulating the music strategy Shad Wicker will be leaving Hit be returning to the station as we celebrate 30 years for both stations. He will also 103.5 in Cairns to join Mandy in 2019 due to family of publishing! present and produce network Coolen for breakfast on the reasons. After ten years music features. Staveley will Central Coast’s 2GO in 2019. presenting Saturday relocate from Sydney to his Breakfast and Saturday All material in Jocks’ Journal is hometown of Melbourne. Zoe Nick Cody is joining Marto and Mornings, Hilary Harper subject to copyright. It may only Sheridan will now host the Robin Bailey from 5.30am to is moving to a new role at be used by the subscribing radio drive show on WSFM until a 9am weekday mornings on ABC Radio Nationalas host station or individual subscriber in permanent host is found. Gold Triple M’s The Big Breakfast of the flagship social affairs an on air format. Reproduction 104.3’s Bryan Madigan will in 2019. In addition, Triple program Life Matters. involving internet, photocopying, move from Melbourne back emailing, scanning or faxing to M Brisbane’s sporting all- Libbi Gorr will be her non-subscribers is prohibited by to his home city of Sydney and rounder Ben ‘Dobbo’ Dobbin replacement on weekends. law without permission from the will be the new MD at WSFM will present sports news More news on back page publisher. It’s also very naughty. in 2019. throughout the show. 1 Jocks’ Journal published by Newmedia. www.newmedia.com.au Top 10 Boys Names (Aust) - 2018 Most Liveable Cities In The World - 2018 1. Oliver (same as 2016, 2017) 1. Vienna, Austria 2. Jack (No 3 last year) 2. Melbourne, Australia 3. Noah (No 2 last year) 3. Osaka, Japan 4. William 4. Calgary, Canada 5.Jackson 5. Sydney, Australia 6. Thomas 6. Vancouver, Canada 7.Leo 7. (tie) Toronto, Canada 8. Charlie 8. (tie) Tokyo, Japan 9. Mason (new to top 10) 9. Copenhagen, Denmark 10. Henry 10. Adelaide, Australia Top 10 Girls Names (Aust) - 2018 Top 10 Most Valuable Global Brands - 2018 1. Ava (number 1 - 3 years ago) 2. Charlotte 1. Amazon (retail) 7. Microsoft (technology) 3. Amelia 2. Apple (technology) 8. Verizon (Telecom providers) 4. Olivia 3. Google (technology) 9. Walmart (retail) 5. Mia 4. Samsung (technology) 10. ICBC (bank) 6. Isla 5. Facebook (social media) 7. Harper 6. AT&T (Telecom providers) 8. Sophia 9. Lily 10. Willow (new to top 10) Top-Rating Regular Programs - 2018 Source: Babycentre.com.au 1. Married at First Sight, Nine, 2.00 million 25 Famous Australians Who Died In 2018 2. My Kitchen Rules, Seven, 1.80 m 3. The Block, Nine, 1.61 m 4. The Good Doctor, Seven, 1.53 m 5. Seven News, 1.47 m 6. The Voice, Nine, 1.41 m 7. Australian Ninja Warrior, Nine, Ron Tandberg, 74, cartoonist (January) 1.37 m Jessica Falkholt, 29, actress (Home And Away) (January) 8. Death in Paradise, ABC, 1.35 m Graham Langlands, 76, Rugby League footballer (January) 9. House Rules, Seven, 1.34 m Ron Walker, 78, Lord Mayor, businessman (January) 10. David Attenborough’s Tasmania, Jeff St John, 71, singer (March) ABC, 1.34 m Ron Blaskett, 96, ventriloquist - with Gerry Gee (April) Paul Gray, 54, singer - Wa Wa Nee (April) Top-Rating TV Events - 2018 Darrell Eastlake, 75, sports commentator (April) 1. State of Origin Game 1, Nine, 3.44 million Shane Yarran, 28 , AFL player - Fremantle (April) 2. AFL Grand Final: West Coast vs Collingwood, Seven, 3.40 Cathy Godbold, 43, actress (May) million Troy Waters, 53, boxer (May) 3. AFL Grand Final presentations, Seven, 3.33 million Phil Emmanuel, 65, guitarist - brother of Tommy (May) 4. State of Origin Game 2, Nine, 3.20 million Cornelia Frances, 77, actor/TV host (May) 5. NRL Grand Final Day, Nine, 3.06 million Tony Morphett, 80, Australian screenwriter (June) 6. The Block: Winner Announcement, Nine, 2.89 million Peter Thomson, 88, golfer (June) 7. Commonwealth Games: Opening Ceremony, Seven, 2.79 Harry M Miller, 84, talent agent (July) million Jeff Hook, 89, cartoonist and illustrator (July) 8. State of Origin Game 3, Nine, 2.67 million Jarrod Lyle, 36, golfer (August) 9. Royal Wedding: Harry and Meghan Ceremony, Seven, 2.64 Bob Jane, 88, race car driver/businessman (September) million Ian Hampshire, 70, VFLplayer (Geelong, Footscray) (Sep) 10. Married at First Sight: Finale, Nine, 2.59 million Ron Casey, 89, TV/radio presenter (October) Ian Kiernan, 78, founder Of Clean Up Australia (October) John Bluthal, 89, comic actor (November) Larry Pickering, 76, political cartoonist (November) Judy McBurney, 70, actress (December) BRW Australian Rich List 2018 1. Anthony Pratt & family - $12.9 billion 2. Harry Triguboff - $12.77 b 3. Gina Rinehart -$12.68 b 4. Hui Wing Mau - $9.09 b 5. Frank Lowy - $8.42 b 2 Jocks’ Journal published by Newmedia. www.newmedia.com.au $40 per ad (minimum 4 ads - 9 cm x 6 cm) or $20 per ad (1 year Jocks’ Journal Classifieds contract includes free sub) Ring 07 34221374 for more details. Allan Miller Media Fast Voiceovers - $1.00 +gst per second. - Choose from over 50 of Australia’s best voices. - Audio delivered within hours. - Full royalty free production included in price if requested. - We also do copyrighting and jingles - Demos in the “Talentpool” at: www.voice-overs.com.au Phone 0408 665 060 Newmedia Microphone Flags • Each mic flag comes with one small hole and one large hole foam insert.
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