Mi9 (company)

Mi9

Type	Subsidiary
Industry	Media
Headquarters	Sydney, Australia
Key people	Alex Parsons, Managing Director
Products	Television, Digital, Events
Parent	Nine Entertainment Co.
Website	www.mi9.com.au

Mi9 is an Australian digital media company and subsidiary of Nine Entertainment Co.

History

Mi9 was originally formed as ninemsn in 1997 as a joint venture between Microsoft and PBL. The ninemsn website operates as the main website for the Nine Network and MSN in Australia.

The Ninemsn company was renamed Mi9 in 2013, and in October 2013, Microsoft sold its 50% stake in the company to Nine Entertainment.^[1]

References

↑ Fitzsimmons, Caitlin (14 October 2013). "Nine buys out online arm Mi9 ahead of float, ending joint venture with Microsoft". Business Review Weekly. Retrieved 19 November 2014.

External links

Official website

Nine Entertainment Co.

Television

Nine Network	Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Adelaide Perth Darwin

NBN Television	Northern New South Wales

Multichannels	9HD 9Gem 9Go! 9Life Extra

Defunct	Nine Guide

Joint-ventures	Darwin Digital Television (50%) OzTAM (33%) StreamCo (50%)

Online

Active	9Now Nine.com.au

Defunct	9Jumpin FIXPlay

Other

Assets	Mi9

See also	Nine News Nine's Wide World of Sports NBN News Programs Presenters

Business in Australia

Institutions	Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Australian corporate law Australian Prudential Regulation Authority Australian Securities and Investments Commission Australian Takeovers Panel Constitution of Australia, 1901 (Cth) corporations power Economy of Australia

Stock Exchange	Australian Securities Exchange S&P/ASX 20 S&P/ASX 50 S&P/ASX 200 S&P/ASX 300 Chi-X

Business associations	Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Australian Hotels Association Australian Industry Group Business Council of Australia Consult Australia Minerals Council of Australia National Farmers' Federation

S&P/ASX 50 companies (alpha–sorted)	AGL Energy Amcor AMP APA Asciano Aurizon ANZ ASX BHP Billiton Brambles Caltex Australia Coca-Cola Amatil Commonwealth Bank Computershare Crown CSL Dexus Goodman GPT Incitec Pivot IAG James Hardie Lend Lease Macquarie Group Medibank Mirvac National Australia Bank Newcrest Mining Oil Search Orica Origin Energy QBE Insurance Ramsay Health Care Rio Tinto Santos Scentre Seek Limited Sonic Healthcare South32 Stockland Suncorp Sydney Airport Holdings Telstra Transurban Vicinity Centres Wesfarmers Westfield Westpac Woodside Petroleum Woolworths

Other notable companies	Adelaide Bank Akubra Alumina Australian Radio Network AXA Asia Pacific Bendigo Bank BlueScope Steel Bunnings Caltex Camperdown Dairy International Challenger CIMIC Cochlear Coles Downer Group Fairfax Media Fosters Holden James Hardie JB Hi-Fi John Holland Macquarie Radio Manildra Group Metcash National Storage News Corp Australia Nine Entertainment Optus Qantas Qube Holdings RM Williams Seven West Media Southern Cross Austereo St George Bank Star Entertainment Group Vero Insurance Virgin Australia Zinifex

Corporate controversies and collapses	Adelaide Steamship Company Ansett Australia Bridgecorp Holdings Dick Smith Holdings Firepower International Great Southern Group James Hardie asbestos controversy Rodney Adler, Brad Cooper, Ray Williams and the collapse of HIH Insurance King Brothers Masters Home Improvement Opes Prime Pasminco becomes Zinifex Poseidon bubble Price fixing in the packaging industry Rene Rivkin and the Offset Alpine fire Jodee Rich and One.Tel Christopher Skase and Qintex Storm Financial Timbercorp WA Inc Wayne Mansfield Westpoint

Notable individuals	Peter Abeles Warren Anderson Reg Ansett Alan Bond Chris Corrigan Robert Champion de Crespigny Janet Holmes à Court Robert Holmes à Court Rod Eddington John Elliott Andrew Forrest David Gonski Joseph Gutnick Lang Hancock Margaret Jackson Gail Kelly Solomon Lew Frank Lowy David Morgan Hugh Morgan Lachlan Murdoch Rupert Murdoch Sidney Myer Jacques Nasser Frank Packer James Packer Kerry Packer Clive Palmer Arvi Parbo Gina Rinehart Dick Smith Kerry Stokes Ziggy Switkowski Harry Triguboff Malcolm Turnbull Solomon Trujillo Nicholas Whitlam

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