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Max Laughton is a Journalism graduate from Monash University, currently working as a digital content producer for Fox Footy. He sat down with us to talk about working in new media, the realities of the current Journalism climate and dealing with Facebook criticism. Well, in my last year at uni I did an internship at Fox Footy for 2 weeks. I really only got the internship because my dad had a contact, but once I was there I agreed to do pretty much anything that was asked of me and always offered to do more. At the end they hired me for an entry level role on the TV production side, which was really great because it made me realise I was there because of my skills, and not because of my connections. After 2 years of hard work and persistently reminding them that I was available for any opportunities I got a full time job doing what I do now. Pretty much all of your work is posted online, particularly through Facebook and twitter.

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With a focus on sports journalism, Max covers a wide range of topics including tennis, NFL, WWE, and Formula 1, providing live updates, scores, and analysis for major sporting events. Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston. Max Laughton primarily focuses on sports, especially tennis and AFL, with a national focus on Australia. Pitches should align with his interest in event coverage and announcements related to these sports. Relevant topics for outreach include updates on player performances, match outcomes, and significant news within the Australian tennis and AFL scenes.

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A stack of Fox Footy experts looked into their respective AFL crystal balls and predicted the premier, runner-up and Gary Ayres Medallist for the finals series. They were also asked to predict if any of the top-four teams would be eliminated in straight-sets. Three tipsters — including Lions great Jonathan Brown — predicted Brisbane to win it from second, but another 12 said the Lions would make the Grand Final then lose the match. Six pundits tipped Melbourne to claim the premiership cup — despite finishing fourth on the ladder at the end of the home and away season.

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Pretty much all of your work is posted online, particularly through Facebook and twitter. You're now in slide show mode. Date of Birth? But Eddie Mcguire, who works for Fox Footy never played the game? And neither did the AFL hosts? Welcome to Myspace. Please enter your zip code here. Comment Subscribe Subscribed. That was a bunch of jerks with banners trying to get their faces on TV. Password Forgot login? The Golden Ticket. The last part of your Myspace URL.

The new club, set to enter the national competition in , unveiled its inaugural logo, name, jumper and colours at a launch event on Monday night. The colours are officially myrtle green, primrose yellow and rose red, the same ones used to represent the state team for over years.

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