There’s been an unprecedented trail of death and destruction on both sides since the Palestinian militant group Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel last weekend. Thousands are dead, many more are injured, neighbourhoods have been destroyed and normal life has ground to a halt. We’re joined by Richard Fitzgerald, CEO of Augustus Media, publisher of th… Link

Building Media Empires in Dubai: Richard Fitzgerald, the mind behind Lovin Dubai and CEO of Augustus Media, spills the beans on how Dubai became the foundation for his media empire. From the city’s enticing business-friendly environment to capturing its ever-evolving zeitgeist, this episode is a treasure trove for all media enthusiasts and aspiring entrepreneurs! 🌍📲 #GrowFromDubai #LovinDubai #Dubai #Podcast #Podcasts

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Richard Fitzgerald, on how he struggled but built @LovinDubai, through passion, determination, and a hustle mindset. Learn how he was able to grow his media company and Lovin Dubai from a co-working space to a company that turns over 7 figures in dollars every year. 

 

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In this episode of Shark Talk by Mazimatic we are joined by Richard Fitzgerald who is the CEO of Augustus Media, which houses popular brands like Lovin Dubai, Lovin Saudi etc. The Podcast discusses the challenges and opportunities of modern media. Fitzgerland emphasizes the importance of being fast and accurate in delivering news, while also acknowledging the challenges of meeting the expectations of the public. He also discusses the role of media companies in selling content and stories, while also respecting cultural nuances and media guidelines. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the evolving landscape of media and the strategies that companies can use to navigate it.

In this interview, the CEO of Lovin’ Dubai, Richard Fitzgerald, discusses the importance of emotive content and how to deal with controversy in the media world. He discusses the skills necessary to start and run a media organization, and how he would do it if he started again today. YouTube Link.