Seven’s early crow in ratings
Seven’s long-running push to grab a bigger slice of younger audiences appears to be finally paying off.
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PM lashes ABC’s conspiracy suggestion
Scott Morrison says he is deeply offended Four Corners would attempt to link him and his family to Qanon conspiracy theorists.
Media cops whopping fine for Pell breach
Australian companies have been ordered to pay a whopping penalty for breaching a gag order following the conviction of Cardinal George Pell.
ABC lacks postcode diversity
ABC board member Joe Gersh says it is moving journalists out of woke inner-city neighbourhoods to provide a broader perspective.
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You can’t enter Parliament in this T-shirt
SOMEONE was stopped from entering Parliament House today because he was wearing a T-shirt. Not just any T-shirt, mind you.
Is this the end of the Page 3 girl?
IT’S a tradition of the most titillating kind. For 45 years, UK tabloid The Sun has featured topless models on Page 3. But are the sexy spreads now a thing of the past?
How a photo of Clooney closed a newspaper
IT WAS a simple picture and headline that would barely raise eyebrows in many parts of the world. But some conservatives in Iran took offence over this photo of George Clooney.
Twitter hackers declare World War III
HACKERS have used the accounts of high-profile media organisations to announce the start of World War III, in a fresh Twitter breach.
Family bids for ‘Je suis Charlie’
A MELBOURNE family trust is trying to cash in on the Paris terror attacks by applying to trademark the phrases “Charlie Hebdo” and “je suis Charlie” in Australia.
What’s up with Macca’s weird new ad
MACCAS has made some pretty good ads in the past, persuading us to stuff ourselves full of Big Macs and french fries. But its new ad is just plain odd.
Hoyts bought by Chinese billionaire
CINEMA chain Hoyts has been bought out by a Chinese billionaire’s British Virgin Islands-based investment fund.
Alan Jones heading to Fairfax
YES, this is really happening. 2GB talkback presenters Ray Hadley and Alan Jones will soon be working for Fairfax.
Aussie company begs customers for money
THIS could be the end of this media business. You know you’re in trouble when you have to ask your customers to give you money after shareholders said ‘no thanks’.
Story of $72m teen trader unravels
HE was the schoolkid who claimed to have made tens of millions by trading stocks on his lunch break. But there was just one problem — he made it all up.
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