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Chinese Analyst Provokes Country To Attack Elon Musk's Popular Starlink Satellite Service

In a paper published by the Beijing Institute of Tracking and Telecommunications Technology, a Chinese researcher urged the Chinese military to track and monitor every satellite in the Starlink network, Bloomberg reports. Tesla, Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) chief Elon Musk’s satellite service provides internet access in over 30 countries. Ren Yuanzhen cited the pervasiveness, ability…

Benzinga

Red-carpet criticisms of Queensland’s premier reveal – yet again – a gender double standard

No government is perfect, but attacking Annastacia Palaszczuk’s official public appearances is an odd choice

The Guardian - AU

The right is coming apart — and Labor needs to step up and help it self-destruct

The media right need hardcore ratings, the political right needs votes from a progressive electorate. Grab the popcorn.

Crikey

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From ScoMo to Albo: how a new cast of characters poses a challenge for cartoonists

There are three, not entirely compatible, things to say about how cartoonists are coping with the recent change of government in Canberra.

The Conversation

As Sky sets its sights on the ABC, Four Corners exposes hacky News Corp history

The ABC’s long-running current affairs program took News Corp to task over its shabby, scandalous news-gathering tactics.

Crikey

'Better than the blue tick': All the Canberrans on Russia's banned list

There are an estimated 44 Canberrans banned from Russia.

The Canberra Times

Ita Buttrose recalls ‘open sexism’ at News Corp in 1980s where women were seen as ‘the enemy’

ABC chair says in media lecture she was ‘hissed at’ and accepted only after achieving success

The Guardian - AU

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In news just in, media’s COVID boom looks like it’s going bust

People are more willing to pay for news they trust, even when they can’t recall who wrote it. The media had better take note of these survey findings.

Crikey

'Who are these blokes?': The other kinds of 'Aussie DNA' threaded throughout the Socceroos

From A-League journeymen to first-generation migrants to young players moving abroad, the Socceroos' "Aussie DNA" is more than just mongrel and mateship.

ABC News

The Rebel Wilson story is a statement about the SMH’s news culture — and that’s a big problem

Clickbait threatens quality journalism at a once-hallowed masthead.

Crikey

Battered by 9 years of Coalition government, the ABC now has a hard road of repair ahead

The Liberal-National Coalition government has been defeated, but the legacy of its nine-year onslaught on the ABC remains.

The Conversation

Australia’s mainstream media is stumbling from crisis to crisis

Australia’s media landscape is turning into a disaster area littered by examples of spectacular misjudgment.

Crikey

Sky News Australia is a global hub for climate misinformation, report says

Murdoch-owned channel creates and distributes content promoting climate scepticism across the world, analysis finds

The Guardian - AU

After Netflix’s truth bomb, a whole industry will have to rethink subscriptions

If streaming services are the digital coalmine canary, Australian news and entertainment are going to have to rework their business model.

Crikey

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Beveridge wants AFL drugs policy axed

Western Bulldogs star Bailey Smith faces a ban under the AFL illicit drugs policy, which coach Luke Beveridge wants to see abolished.

Bangkok Post

Facebook rethinks news deals, and publishers stand to lose millions

Meta Platforms Inc's Facebook is re-examining its commitment to paying for news, people familiar with the matter said, prompting some news organisations to prepare for a potential revenue shortfall of tens of millions of dollars.

Crikey

Inside the teals’ online campaign: how selfies and starting early helped the independents win

Campaigns like those of Monique Ryan and Allegra Spender took advantage of the mistakes made by their opponents, says the man behind their online strategy.

ABC News

Controversy over Isaah Yeo's first tackle in State of Origin I, with NSW team doctor not shown footage of Blues star stumbling

The Blues' team doctor says he saw the initial collision between Isaah Yeo and Josh Papali'i, but the bunker did not show him footage of the NSW star stumbling after the fact.

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The Guardian - AU

Will the hateful army who bullied Yassmin Abdel-Magied come after Australia’s diverse new parliamentarians?

Anyone unlucky enough to have the combination of confidence and ‘difference’ will be in for a rough ride

The Guardian - AU

That’s yacht fair: Oz lambasts Nine over lavish shindig but fails to mention News Corp role

‘Nine parties it up,’ accuses the Australian, while ignoring corporate hospitality of News Corp execs. Plus: the Tele’s riveting true crime TikToks

Crikey

Can the politics of ‘nice’ finally break News Corp’s outrage machine?

The dog-eat-dog days of Australian politics are out — at least for now. But will the media, and News Corp particularly, heed voters’ call for kindness?

The Conversation

Will News Corp change its approach after Labor's election win? Not if the US example is anything to go by

In 1953, the Communist East German regime quashed a widespread uprising and afterwards admonished the protesters, saying the government had lost confidence in the people. In a famous satirical poem, left-wing author Bertolt Brecht said that, if so, perhaps the government could dissolve the people and elect a new lot.

The Guardian - AU

Toto Albanese steals the post-election show as News Corp front pages do an about-face

Seven’s Mark Riley catches Covid just in time to miss plane to Quad summit. Plus: the West Australian prints Noongar edition for Reconciliation Week

Crikey

Murray’s mad world … Liberals breakup, and down … the Oz’s glutton for the Dutton

Sky News’ Paul Murray has drawn a line in the sand for common sense, just without realising what side he’s on…

Crikey

Twitter is a swamp — but it fills a media void and swelled the green, teal wave

The platform isn’t always a pleasant place, but it challenges mainstream media and gives citizen journalists like Ronni Salt an influential voice.

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