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Week of woe for Nine newspapers

So, what did the Nine board make of the two grave journalistic errors within the company’s once-proud publishing division in the past week? Nothing to see here, apparently.

Labor to ‘call out’ big tech falsehoods

Communications Minister Michelle Rowland has flagged a crackdown on big tech companies that fail to stop the spread of dangerous online falsehoods.

By JAMES MADDEN

NSW Treasurer Matt Kean makes his media move

From public stoushes with Coalition colleagues to attacks on Liberal energy policy, Matt Kean sure is a fan of the media spotlight.

By NICK TABAKOFF

Twitter approval is fool’s gold

Editors who judge their output by the approval of social media are measuring their product against a cohort way to the left of the mainstream.

By CHRIS MITCHELL

Journalism centre in turmoil

Four high-profile directors of Australia’s biggest philanthropic journalism institute have sensationally resigned en masse.

By NOAH YIM, JAMES MADDEN

Media can’t take its eyes off Russia

The list of Australians sanctioned by Russia indicates some Kremlin operatives rummage through western newspapers. It’s a pity that privilege isn’t extended to the rest of the coun...

By CHRIS GRIFFITH

Ita under fire over speech

The ABC chair has been taken to task over her description of First Nations people in a major address.

Feeding a basic instinct for smut

Even by the low standards of gossip columnists, Andrew Hornery’s ham-fisted Rebel Wilson effort is one for the history books. But he doesn’t exist in a vaccuum.

By JANET ALBRECHTSEN

THE GROWTH AGENDA

Sea shanty refugee campaign anchored in real-life emotion

Launching this World Refugee Day, bravery, hope and toughness of some of the world’s most ‘reluctant sailors’ are shown in a new “personal, powerful, and poignant” ad that stars re...

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Cracking an ‘age-old problem’, marketing rebels break the accountability code

Mutiny has completed a $2.4m seed round in what co-founder Henry Innis described as a “heavily oversubscribed” cash boost that is set to further develop and grow its SaaS analytic...

By PIPPA CHAMBERS

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Why storytelling needs a shakeup

Storytelling across digital mediums shouldn’t just be an echo of content created for television, but when are the right people going to get the memo?

By GAVIN MCLEOD

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