Aust fights for Myanmar paper
PUBLISHER Ross Dunkley faces court in a case observers say is aimed at forcing the Australian to give up the Myanmar Times.
Bauer faces delay on APN NZ buy approval
Sally Jackson
BAUER Media must now wait until next year to see if it will be allowed to buy APN News & Media's portfolio of New Zealand consumer magazines.
Tabakoff to join CBA
THE Australian's Media Editor, Nick Tabakoff, is leaving journalism after more than two decades to join the Commonwealth Bank.
Paper tiger
KATE LEGGE
HE'S a publisher with grand plans to expand... into newspapers. But who is Morry Schwartz?
Clock is ticking from first minutes
Nick Tabakoff
LIFE has always been more fraught for the chief executives of Australia's media companies than for their peers in other sectors.
Honeymoon over before it began
Sally Jackson
IT'S been another tumultuous year for top media bosses, as the sector faced increasing competition and pace of change.
Ex-Clinton staffer is chief News spinner
Darren Davidson
NEWS Corporation has named Jim Kennedy, a former Clinton White House staffer, as the company's new chief communications officer.
A Choice warning on TPP talks
RICK MORTON
COMSUMER magazine Choice today kickstarts a national advertising campaign to expose the "most important trade negotiation you've never heard of".
Williams has first win over Fairfax
SALLY JACKSON
FORMER News Corp Australia boss Kim Williams has won round one of a court action against Fairfax Media.
Newsweek goes back into print
NEWSWEEK is going back into print with a heavily subscriber-based weekly publication set to launch early next year.
Fairfax loses round one of Williams case
Sally Jackson
FORMER News Corp Australia boss Kim Williams has won round one of his defamation action against Fairfax Media.
Guardian defends Snowden leaks to MPs
THE editor of Britain's Guardian newspaper has defended the publication of leaks by Edward Snowden, insisting it did not put lives at risk.
Big Issue's student challenge
Andrew Trounson
LaTrobe team wins magazine competition with urban landscaping project.
Female journos report harassment
Sally Jackson
A global survey has shown the newsroom can be a hostile environment for female journalists.
Digital marketing growth to continue
Lara Sinclair
GROWTH In digital marketing spending is set to continue, fueled by a desire to quantify the outcomes, personalise communications and predict growth.
Israeli army 'targeting journalists': FPA
THE Foreign Press Association on Sunday accused the Israeli army of "deliberately targeting'' journalists.
Haymarket exits as NEXT takes over titles
Michael Bodey
A NUMBER of Haymarket Media magazines have been acquired by NEXT Media, marking the exit of the British publishing giant from this market.
Zavecz to run Pacific Magazines
Sally Jackson
SEVEN West Media has appointed Peter Zavecz to head publishing business Pacific Magazines.
Leighton lashes out at 'inaccurate' reports
FAIRFAX made errors in reports suggesting Leighton Holdings' Middle East JV is unlikely to recover $1.1bn in debts, the construction group says.
Brooks told PM's pal how to hack phones
Fiona Hamilton
REBEKAH Brooks discussed how to hack a mobile phone with one of the Prime Minister's closest friends.
Bauer reports 2013 sales increase
Sally Jackson
BAUER Media Group boss Yvonne Bauer has given the Australian arm of the magazines giant a special mention.
Fairfax to print Schwartz's paper
Sally Jackson
THEY have been posited as rivals but Fairfax Media will get some benefit out of The Saturday Paper.
Casson takes over Metro Media
Small Talk
FAIRFAX'S Metro Media Publishing has made Trent Casson chief operating officer after the move of founder Antony Catalano to head Domain.
Secrecy laws 'fascist', says Japan press
Rick Wallace
CONTROVERSIAL plans to enable the prosecution of journalists and whistleblowers under new laws have sparked cries of protest.
New appointments at The Australian
NEWS Corp's national masthead The Australian has made two appointments to its sales and marketing teams.
Murdoch seals divorce from third wife
MEDIA mogul Rupert Murdoch and his estranged third wife Wendi Deng have agreed on an "amicable'' divorce settlement.
Exclusive Ad market hots up for Christmas
Darren Davidson
THE December advertising market has caught fire, with media companies experiencing the strongest demand they have seen for years.
Opportunities quickly on Carousel
Sally Jackson
WHEN some of the best editors lost their jobs this year from No 1 magazine publisher Bauer Media, Robyn Foyster was quick.
Exclusive AAP to embrace areas of growth
Nick Tabakoff
AUSTRALIAN Associated Press says it will turn to new growth prospects for its news services operation Pagemasters.
Fairfax denies fudging numbers
Darren Davidson and Nick Leys
FAIRFAX Media has denied it is overstating the number of digital subscriptions it has attracted for the Herald and Age.
OPINION
MEDIA OPINION
Chris Kenny
'Journalists are moving further away from engagement with their readers'
JOURNALISTS are moving further away from engagement with their readers.
Accusing me of not raising issues is dishonest or lazy
Greg Sheridan
Media Watch Dog comes out of his temporary break
Gerard Henderson
1 of 6