Vera fans decry ABC’s Philip coverage
Frustrated ABC viewers voiced their anger at rolling coverage of Prince Philip’s death which they said interrupted their usual viewing.
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Turnbull hits out at News Corp’s power
Malcolm Turnbull says he was worried about News Corp’s front pages when he was prime minister, calling the media company a ‘powerful political actor’.
Journalists kickstart local publishing
Journalists embedded in regions where News Corp has never had a masthead have helped deliver content to communities hungry for localised news.
Behind the sudden exit of The Age’s ex-editor
Former editor of The Age Alex Lavelle has revealed what transpired when he suddenly exited the Melbourne newspaper last year.
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Knock knock. It’s JT at your door
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Power players die on weekend
THE business community is mourning the deaths of Southern Cross Austereo’s Stephen Kelly and Goodman Fielder’s Andrew Hipperson.
French companies poke fun at president’s affair
AS FRENCH President Francois Hollande wades through the fallout of affair revelations, companies are having a good laugh at his expense.
Hipster jeans ad mocks American Psycho
WHAT if you swapped out yuppies for hipsters in American Psycho? Would the satire be as sharp? A jeans company finds out in this parody ad.
Apple makes Melbourne man snap happy
JOHN Papandriopoulos’s dad forked out a relative mint for an IBM clone computer for his family decades ago. Now, it seems the investment has paid off.
Netflix boss gets 50pc pay rise
NETFLIX boss Reed Hastings is getting a 50 per cent pay bump in 2014 after a year in which the company’s share price quadrupled.
‘One of the great blunders in movie history’
TWO titans of the movie industry are heading to court over a simple mistake that went incredibly sour. Find out what has them at war.
The cheerleader who has tech giants sweating
WHEN lawyers for Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Twitter and Amazon weigh in on your case, it’s serious. What has this cheerleader done?
Comic book boss sued for calling workers ‘penis’
THE CEO of Archie Comics is being sued for allegedly calling staff members ‘penis’ in meetings. And that’s just the start of what goes on in this bizarre company.
Apple buys Topsy for $200m: Report
APPLE has acquired social media analytics firm Topsy for more than $200 million, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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