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America is revolting, but at least it’s through the ballot box

America is revolting, but at least it’s through the ballot box

Vigilantes such as America’s Luigi Mangione think violence will deliver justice. Trumpism is a revolutionary movement, but at least it’s arrived by democratic vote.

  • by Parnell Palme McGuinness

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The ABC has lost its curiosity. Joe Rogan can help Kim Williams recover it
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ABC

The ABC has lost its curiosity. Joe Rogan can help Kim Williams recover it

The ABC chair says he won’t tune into Rogan. Well, he should hope his journalists are doing it for him.

  • by Parnell Palme McGuinness
Embattled Greyhound Racing NSW throws lavish harbour Christmas party

Embattled Greyhound Racing NSW throws lavish harbour Christmas party

Despite posting a $16 million deficit and facing a government inquiry, the regulator threw a party at a floating beach club on Sydney Harbour.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
By dismissing Joe Rogan, Kim Williams has missed a golden opportunity
Opinion
Podcasts

By dismissing Joe Rogan, Kim Williams has missed a golden opportunity

Calling the most popular podcast host in the world repulsive and predatory isn’t just lazy. It shows how deep the ABC’s reluctance to evolve really is.

  • by David Swan
Joe Rogan v ABC boss: The unlikeliest of media spats

Joe Rogan v ABC boss: The unlikeliest of media spats

The unexpected war of words has also drawn in the world’s richest man, Elon Musk.

  • by Riley Walter and Josefine Ganko
Six takeaways from Donald Trump’s three-hour podcast with Joe Rogan

Six takeaways from Donald Trump’s three-hour podcast with Joe Rogan

In a long chat on The Joe Rogan Experience, Donald Trump courted the podcast’s young male listeners – an audience his campaign covets.

  • by Michael Gold, Tim Balk and Simon J. Levien
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From Call Her Daddy to Logan Paul: How podcasters became the vanguard of the US election

From Call Her Daddy to Logan Paul: How podcasters became the vanguard of the US election

Even Donald Trump recently admitted he’s guided not by his dozens of staffers, but by his 18-year-old son, when it comes to who he should be speaking with.

  • by Ava Kalinauskas
Why Spotify’s expensive bet on big names like Meghan unravelled

Why Spotify’s expensive bet on big names like Meghan unravelled

Spotify is scrambling to recover its losses after splashing out millions to lure celebrities.

  • by James Warrington
Is the podcast bubble starting to burst?

Is the podcast bubble starting to burst?

A million podcasts started airing in 2020 alone. Two years on, 2023 is set to see a fraction of that number.

  • by Nick Bonyhady
Spotify executive who signed Harry and Meghan exits as hundreds of jobs cut

Spotify executive who signed Harry and Meghan exits as hundreds of jobs cut

Dawn Ostroff, who signed a multimillion-dollar podcast deal with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, will leave Spotify.

  • by Matthew Field
What Elon Musk’s texts tell us about men, money and power
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Elon Musk

What Elon Musk’s texts tell us about men, money and power

Getting a glimpse at how billionaire tech bros and other high-profile men talk to each other reinforces the view that if you have enough money, shifting the world’s power levers is something of an exclusive game.

  • by Monica Hesse

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