Spotlight on First Nations in sport
For the next month, Australia’s Indigenous sportspeople will bare their souls and tell their stories as part of News Corp’s inaugural Indigenous Sport Month.
Media
Mare of Easttown sets the ‘slow TV’ trend
Just when you thought you’d never go back to watching television the way you used to, along comes Mare of Easttown.
Spectrum cuts would endanger free-to-air TV
Free TV chairman Greg Hywood says reducing the amount of radio frequency spectrum available to free-to-air broadcasters would endanger the industry.
Nine News bulletin forced off air
Sydney viewers were suddenly left watching Nine’s Melbourne bulletin.
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Sexvertising: Has advertising gone too far?
SLEAZE is dated, often illegal and always unacceptable, so why does the fashion industry keep peddling it?
$85b takeover offer ‘hard to resist’
TIME Warner’s New York billionaire shareholders have declared it’s “tough to say no” to Rupert Murdoch’s bombshell $85 billion bid to merge his 21st Century Fox with its media empire.
Customer’s revenge on Wicked Campers
WICKED Campers has offended one too many customers. An artist has taken matters into her own hands, renting a van and spray-painting her own message.
Murdoch makes unsuccessful $80bn play
MEDIA mogul Rupert Murdoch made a mammoth bid for Time Warner, a move that would’ve completely changed the media world.
The vile slogans that went way too far
PEOPLE power has prevailed in the fight against Wicked Campers’ “misogynistic and degrading” slogans. You won’t believe the things they were saying.
Big brand changes set to hit Apple?
THE Apple brand is world famous for innovation and coolness. So why are the bigwigs in a tizz about new movements at the mega company?
80 jobs to go at the ABC
BUDGET cuts to the ABC has resulted in 80 job losses across its Asia Pacific News and ABC International operations, says union.
Outrage over Jeep ‘scam’
JEEP Australia is being slammed by hundreds of angry people over accusations a $10,000 car promotion is “rigged” and a “scam”.
Negative article censored through Google loophole
NEGATIVE press coverage of a former banker has been effectively censored because of a Google loophole. Should this be allowed to happen?
Media billionaire facing bankruptcy
A PROLIFIC media mogul who once controlled major Australian radio stations is facing the “nuclear option” of bankruptcy.
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