News Corp posts record result
News Corp has booked its highest quarterly revenues since its entertainment spin-off, on the back of an ad market rebound and digital growth.
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ASX gains; tech stocks rebound, Boral sinks 42pc
ASX ends up by 0.6 per cent as tech firms bounce. Westpac gains on investor upgrades, Boral dives 42 per cent on ex-dividend and News Corp jumps on strong results.
News Corp, Google unite to train journalists
News Corp Australia and Google have joined forces to establish a groundbreaking digital news training initiative, which will develop and enhance the online skills of journalists.
ABC fails to cover Haneen Zreika case
As she stands up for her religious views and stands down from a sporting match, one media organisation stays strangely silent.
Loophole that could see Djokovic play Aus Open
Novak Djokovic may be holed up in a detention hotel but there is a light at the end of the tunnel with one expert explaining why he has a good chance to play the Australian Open.
Watchdogs must be accountable
The community needs to be safe not only from corruption but also from misuse of power.
News Corp adds Base Chemicals to information mix
News Corp has agreed to buy the Base Chemicals business from S&P Global and IHS Markit for $US295 million ($410m). It will provide price data, insights, analysis and forecasting capabilities in its sector for Dow Jones.
News sets scene in ‘future report’
News Corp’s inaugural ‘future report’ — a series of essays discussing the themes, issues and trends likely to be central to life in Australia and overseas in coming years.
Best and brightest join the ranks at News Corp
At a time when newsrooms are shrinking, News Corp is swimming against the tide by hiring 30 new cadets to strengthen the company’s commitment to quality journalism.
Time to shine for The Australian’s top talents
The Australian’s investigations writer Sharri Markson has won the Sir Keith Murdoch Award for her groundbreaking reporting on the origins of Covid-19.
Google, Facebook must be reined in: Murdoch
News Corp’s executive chairman has accused the tech giants of censorship, collusion and a lack of transparency that has left other companies and consumers worse off.
News Corp gives $1m to fire-hit communities
News Corp Australia will donate $1m to bolster mental health services for bushfire impacted communities.
Last-minute delay in Makris bankruptcy hearing
Late correspondence on the morning of former rich lister Ross Makris’s bankruptcy hearing has led to the “shortest possible adjournment’’.
CODE breakers: News takes it up a notch
This week, News Corp Australia will launch CODE, a digital subscriber platform featuring long-form sports journalism that will give the human stories the space to breathe.
News Corp shares surge on bumper result
The media major shares are up 6.9 per cent as it continues to build on the momentum of Dow Jones and Foxtel.
More nominations after stellar year
The Australian has recorded another stellar year in the shortlist for News Corp Australia’s annual journalism awards, scoring nine nominations across seven categories.
Long-form and lifestyle deliver for News
In a shot in the arm for longform journalism — and a booster for lifestyle content — News Corp Australia is set to unveil new magazines in its four state-based Saturday mastheads.
Why Tigers and their No.7 must dissolve unhappy marriage
Andrew Johns always raved about the talents of Luke Brooks, saying at one stage he was going to be a superstar, maybe it’s time for the eighth Immortal to work his magic on him at the Knights.
News Corp ‘gaining momentum’
News Corp chief Robert Thomson has forecast strong growth for the media company, following its most profitable 12 months in nearly a decade.
Digital ecosystem ‘dysfunctional’
News Corp chief executive Robert Thomson tells inquiry a ‘more sophisticated debate’ is needed to address the unchecked reach of tech giants.
Higgins regrets online attack on ‘hero’ Maiden
Brittany Higgins admits she shouldn’t have criticised journalist Samantha Maiden to defend Lisa Wilkinson.
News Corp boss reveals discussion with PM
News Corp chief executive Robert Thomson has revealed what he spoke about with Prime Minister Scott Morrison when they caught up in New York.
What happens next if Ross Makris is made bankrupt?
If Adelaide property mogul Ross Makris is made bankrupt, it triggers a series of events, including publicly divulging what assets exist.
‘Rich Lister’ Ross Makris facing bankruptcy
Ross Makris, once dubbed the richest man under 40 in Australia, is facing bankruptcy proceedings in the Federal Court.
Thomson to front media inquiry
News Corporation chief executive Robert Thomson will next week front a long-running Senate inquiry into media diversity.
Reform committee lights fuse to blow up FINA
Swimmers who stood up to FINA’s dictatorial behaviour have been vindicated with the fuse lit to blow up the sport’s governing body and start all over again. SEE THE REFORMS HERE
News Corp acquires stake in Visual Domain
News Corp Australia has taken a majority stake in video production company Visual Domain in a move to grow its commercial content business.
Cashed-up bushfire charities spread the love
A new book has been launched today as part of a Newscorp and National Recovery and Resilience Agency joint initiative for the survivors and volunteers.
News Corp shares surge on buyback approval
ASX-listed shares in News Corp have soared after the media major’s board approved a $US1bn ($1.4bn) stock buyback on Wednesday.
Brand content seals the deal for punters
News Corp Australia will this week unveil landmark new research into the effectiveness of content marketing, as seen through the lens of the consumer.
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