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Critical to-and-fro between ABC and News Corp not ‘a bad thing’: News Corp boss

Conflict between the two media giants, which have spent the better part of this year sparring, has been overplayed, Michael Miller says.

Crikey

Old media rub their hands in glee at an AI pay-off — but at what cost?

Artificial intelligence offers an exciting future for journalists and journalism but truth and jobs are at risk unless handled with care.

Crikey

Rupert Murdoch Backs Away From DeSantis As Trump Dominates 2024 GOP Race

Billionaire Rupert Murdoch distances from DeSantis as Trump maintains lead, raising doubts about GOP nomination chances.

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Inquiry recommends ban on trailing commissions in Australian online gambling

Media outlets could lose gambling revenue stream if government backs calls from parliamentary committee

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Champagne with Rupert Murdoch … Keir Starmer’s Labour is preparing for power

The party is courting business and winning the media magnate’s ear, but team Starmer is at pains to show they take nothing for granted on the road to No 10

The Guardian - UK

How the Coalition collaborated with ‘friendly media’ to silence robodebt victims

Alan Tudge’s office planned to use sympathetic outlets such as News Corp to counter reporting on scheme, royal commission report reveals

The Guardian - AU

Crikey’s silence deafening as Guy Rundle launches new book

The site hasn’t published anything by its correspondent-at-large since he was roundly condemned for a piece about Brittany Higgins. Plus: News Corp at odds with the press council

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News Corp’s new ‘innovation centre’ is a potential lifeline for laid-off staffers

The ‘EIC’ was introduced to staff by News Corp Australia’s executive chairman Michael Miller in late May.

Crikey

Media are the overlooked villains in the gambling ads epidemic

Media companies have no one to blame but themselves for the backlash against gambling advertising and the coming increase in regulation.

Crikey

Vale Simon Crean — a study in what happens to those who tell the truth

When Simon Crean opposed Australia’s involvement in the Iraq invasion, he was vilified by the Howard government and News Corp. After the utter disaster of that war, his stand should never be forgotten.

Crikey

Nick Cater blames Probyn’s sacking on ‘poisonous’ equity – but didn’t get the News Corp memo

The Australian’s columnist criticises ABC as political leaders also share thoughts on cuts at public broadcaster. Plus: Shannon Noll’s chicken zinger

The Guardian - AU

Murdochs’ empire grows and grows, and where it stops nobody knows

Sky News and News Corp tabloids give the Albanese government a hard time, it’s true, but there are still strong and close connections.

Crikey

In a media landscape of fake news, who can you trust?

There’s misinformation and a miasma of mistrust hovering over the media all around the world. Is the truth still out there?

Crikey

Oops! News Corp campaign to destroy Higgins takes out Liberal senator

After targeting Brittany Higgins and Labor, News Corp and the opposition have instead found that they’ve taken out one of their own in a disastrous week.

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Labor set to oppose Greens’ plea to establish a Murdoch royal commission

The Greens are trying to establish a News Corp royal commission. Now they need to find votes.

Crikey

Publishers enjoy a trust bump as more Australians take up digital subscriptions

One in five people are happy to pay for high-quality journalism, a new report finds, but fewer are watching or reading the news.

The Guardian - AU

Sun sets on David Koch’s 21 years of breakfast television with farewell extravaganza

Anthony Albanese, Kevin Rudd and the Beaconsfield mine disaster survivors among huge cast as ‘Kochie’ signs off. Plus: Peter Gleeson rescued from retirement

Crikey

Nine brings former News Corp plagiarist Peter Gleeson in from the wilderness

The former Sky News presenter was a columnist for The Courier-Mail before being let go in 2022 for plagiarism.

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Media complicit in 'orchestrated campaign' to 'abuse' Higgins, court told

The court has heard claims of publicity 'calculated to put pressure on witnesses'.

Evening Standard

Telegraph titles to be sold: Who owns the other UK newspapers?

The Daily and Sunday Telegraph plus The Spectator magazine are on the market after the Barclay family lost control of them

Crikey

We’re feeling their age

Aged Care Minister Anika Wells says our growing ageing population means an aged care levy should be part of funding discussions, and former Coalition-now independent MP Gareth Ward will not be barred from NSW Parliament.

Crikey

‘A real shame’: child sexual assault survivor condemns Seven’s Lehrmann interview

One advocate said Bruce Lehrmann’s TV interview could have deterred ‘countless victims’ from reporting crimes committed against them.

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‘Gratuitous snide gossip’: News Corp continues Bruce Lehrmann’s defence

Seven claimed Lehrmann had never told his side of the story before last Sunday night’s TV interview. But News Corp had been telling it for him long before then.

Crikey

‘Not a war crimes trial’: News Corp ramps up support of Ben Roberts-Smith

Sky News host Peta Credlin says the comment sections on her articles prove that the public supports the disgraced former soldier.

Crikey

The ABC at its worst is vastly better than its competitors. Time to defend it without apology

Management need to stop the racial guilt trip and state the obvious: public broadcasting strives to represent Australia, while the commercial networks manufacture Anglo whiteness.

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