Opinion
A bumper Trumper issue
Curbing freedom of speech harmful
Globalisation’s losers are heard
Trump saw irritants many missed
Medium no longer the message
Globalisation’s losers are heard
Trump saw irritants many missed
Sales lets Triggs off the hook
Media partly to blame
Death of TV overstated
No kiss, tell from Stefanovic ex
Joke’s on the PC brigade
Trump TV coming soon
Coverage ignoring big issues
Thought police livid? How funny
Advertisers wrong on digital
Paul Barry’s Four Corners confusion
Poor reporting slips through net
KISS is on my tour list
Beating a confusing Drum
MORE STORIES
ABC crows over public-purse deal
Darren DavidsonThe ABC has mocked private-sector pay in a program and tried to hide it by doctoring a recording on its website | LISTEN
Reporter injured outside court
A Sky News reporter was left bleeding after an incident involving the wife of a man refused bail in Sydney today | WATCH
Clarkson bounced off flight
Jill ShermanJeremy Clarkson’s flight from Stuttgart to London was halted after a dispute with an official.
Calls for social media audits
David SwanThe Seven West Media chief executive said marketers were unable to make effective decisions based on misinformation.
Strong boost in print readership
JAKE MITCHELLThe Australian posted strong print readership growth of 5.1 per cent in September as rival newspapers struggled.
Seven chief blasts Facebook
David SwanSeven West Media CEO Tim Worner has lashed out against Facebook’s false advertising metrics, calling for a level playing field.
Facebook’s flawed measurements
MIKE SHIELDS“Bugs” led to the undercounting or overcounting of four metric measurements, says Facebook.
Facebook admits miscalculation
Mike ShieldsFacebook disclosed a string of under- or over-counted metrics, including ad reach, video views and reading time.
Time up for Triggs
DAVID CROWE, PAIGE TAYLORMalcolm Turnbull has cast aside HRC president Gillian Triggs by revealing her position will not be renewed next year.
ABC Radio’s new-look line-up
JAKE MITCHELL, DAVID SWANABC Radio has added Chris Bath and former News Corp Australia CEO Kim Williams to its line-up.
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Darren Davidson
Media Editor
Sydney Bureau, Australia
Darren Davidson is The Australian's media editor. He has worked for several British newspapers and magazines. He began working part-time on a local London newspaper aged 14, and holds a BA [Hons] in History.davidsond@theaustralian.com.au
Twitter: @darrendavidson
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Chris Mitchell
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Sydney Bureau, Australia
Chris Mitchell began his career in 1973 in Brisbane, and joined The Australian in 1984. He was appointed editor of The Australian in 1992 and editor in chief of Queensland Newspapers in 1995. He returned to Sydney as editor in chief of The Australian in 2002 and held that position until his retirement in December 2015.mitchellc@theaustralian.com.au
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Jake Mitchell
Media Reporter
Sydney Bureau, Australia
Jake has been a journalist since 2012 when he started at The Australian Financial Review. He covered media and marketing, and was most recently joint Street Talk editor at the paper. Jake joined The Australian in 2015 to cover the media and marketing round.jake.mitchell@theaustralian.com.au
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Mark has been a journalist for 51 years, as a reporter, editor and columnist. He has been a newspapers, magazines and radio station proprietor, radio and TV host, author and blogger. He was a founding columnist for Media in 1999.mday@ozemail.com.au
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Michael is a media writer for The Australian and was previously arts editor, showbiz editor and media editor at The Daily Telegraph and film critic for The Age. John Laws describes him as "a very average journalist."bodeym@theaustralian.com.au
Twitter: @michaelbodey
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