He once struggled to pitch shows to Nine but former Aussie host is now one of America’s top producers.
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Eden Gaha departs Endemol Shine US
Aussie-expat-turned-US-TV-exec Eden Gaha is on the move.
Read moreEx-Big Brother boss to produce I’m a Celebrity for TEN
Original Big Brother producer Peter Abbott and Lara Hopkins will helm TEN’s 2015 Reality series.
Read moreReality contestant tragedy in South Korea
A South Korean broadcaster is facing a storm of media criticism following the shock suicide of a female reality contestant.
Read moreLightning in a bottle and Charlotte Dawson
At her best, Charlotte Dawson was excellent media talent, but struggled with its many constraints.
Read moreFremantleMedia eyes Mark Burnett formats
FremantleMedia Australia has signed a deal with US producer Mark Burnett to develop local versions of his programmes.
Read moreEden Gaha: from Vidiot host to Reveille president
Aussie expat Eden Gaha, who began his career as host of ABC’s 1992 Vidiot, has now been named president of US production giant Reveille.
Read moreFoxtel highlights: 2010 – 2011
Foxtel promises new seasons of Australia’s Next Top Model, Project Runway Australia, The Contender plus local productions of Got to Dance, Balls of Steel and Dating in the Dark.
Read moreEden Gaha, Executive Producer, Storyteller.
He was once a teen idol and Aussie TV star, but Eden Gaha left it all to produce US Reality TV. He tells TV Tonight how he became an Executive Producer for Mark Burnett.
Read moreMark Burnett for ASTRA conference
Mark Burnett, the man behind Survivor, The Apprentice and The Contender, is a keynote speaker at Pay TV’s big conference in March.
Read moreCritics’ Choice 2009
TV Tonight turns to Australian TV critics & journalists, to ask them what worked, what failed, what surprised and what annoyed in 2009?
Read moreFoxtel 2010 highlights
Here’s the skinny on Foxtel’s plans for Gossip Girl, The Contender, Next Top Model, American Idol, Entourage, Project Runway, Spirited & more.
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