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Sacked Seven reporter sues TV boss and network

Robert Ovadia has launched legal action in the Federal Court against Seven and news boss Anthony De Ceglie, seeking damages and reinstatement to his job.

ABC staff in uproar over Parra ‘flop’

Employees at the public broadcaster have been complaining about being relocated from Ultimo to Parramatta, insiders claim.

Meta myth exposed: News does matter

Meta’s claim that news is a small part of the Facebook experience for the vast majority of its Australian users has been exposed as false by new research.

Meta’s lie exposed: Users want news

Australians overwhelmingly consume need-to-know news on social media, with more than 40 per cent of us citing it as the reason we are motivated to use social media daily.

Truth about Gaza obscured by media bias

For much of our left wing journalistic class, Al-Jazeera remains a source of truth about events in Gaza.

Sky News launches radio station

The popular news station is expanding its listenership and bringing its live news and commentary content to a new radio station.

Milligan scrubs posts about Seven expose

The Four Corners episode delving into alleged misconduct at Seven is facing potential legal hurdles ahead of its scheduled screening on Monday night.

Foxtel primed for growth, says Delany

Foxtel chief executive Patrick Delany says the evolution of the company, including its successful streaming services, has been embraced by consumers and advertisers.

THE GROWTH AGENDA

Creative risk-takers will win in the AI era

Ogilvy global chief creative officer Liz Taylor talks to The Growth Agenda about two major creative disruptors: Taylor Swift and artificial intelligence.

Trust is crucial but shoppers chasing deals online

Consumers are increasingly ditching brands and retailers as they seek out cheaper alternatives but will double down on the ones they trust, according to a new e-commerce report.

Sorrell: Marketers need to reclaim control

Advertising veteran Sir Martin Sorrell believes outsourcing advertising was “a mistake” and warns CMOs need to take control as social media platforms continue to grow with AI.