ARN Media says concerns related to the Kyle and Jackie O show have led to substantial revenue losses tied to “brand safety.” According to reporting across outlets, the company faces financial pressure after the fallout from the long-running radio program, including scrutiny from shareholders amid falling share prices. ABC Australia reports that ARN Media identifies lost revenue totalling around $26 million, linking the decline to advertising pulled or withheld over brand safety considerations connected to the show’s termination. The West Australian similarly reports that ARN reveals a “brand safety” revenue hit of about $22 million. Both accounts frame the losses as the impact of advertisers reassessing risk rather than as an immediate accounting write-down alone. The company’s situation is also described as being under board scrutiny, with shareholders raising questions about performance and outcomes following the end of the Kyle and Jackie O show. While the specific loss figures differ slightly between sources, both describe the overall effect as tens of millions of dollars in lost advertising revenue resulting from brand safety concerns and advertiser reaction after the program’s fallout.