The real-time media monitoring site launching this week
As if the news cycle doesn't feel fast enough already, a new automated online media monitoring service is being launched this week.
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Lucy Battersby
Lucy Battersby has covered trends, technology and telecommunications since joining The Age in 2008.
ACMA, Ten clash over airing of anti-abortion ad
Network Ten is flummoxed by the regulator's finding that a pro-family ad directing viewers to an anti-abortion site should have aired with a political authorisation statement.
Ten shares hitting historical lows
A large shareholder appears to be exiting the Ten Network registry outside of the company's billionaire owners coterie, pushing shares down to all-time lows of 52 cents on Tuesday.
Nine news receives red card over 'biased and unfair' segment
Nine News has received a red card from the media regulator for a two minute report on Ku-ring-gai former Mayor Cheryl Szatow, that was biased and at times unfactual.
Movie studios call on ISPs to block a further 74 piracy sites
A further 74 pirating sites could be added to list of sites blocked by nearly fifty internet providers if movie studios succeed in their latest legal move.
No need yet for gigabit per second speeds, NBN Co boss says
Households with a fibre-to-the-node connection - the slowest of the NBN Co's fixed technologies - will get an upgrade when augmented reality, virtual reality and ultra high definition internet television become mainstream, the company's chief executive told a Senate committee on Tuesday night.
Fahour eligible for $6m bonus this year
Ahmed Fahour stands to earn a bonus worth up to $6 million this year, on top of his $2 million base salary.
Seven faces more rogue website allegations
Anonymous rogue websites continue to create legal headaches for Seven West Media with a new page registered over the weekend repeating allegations about chief executive Tim Worner and former Seven employees.
ASIC reveals role in Nine's $260m network writedown
ASIC has claimed it played a role in Nine's decision to write down by $260 million the goodwill value of its television network, a week after it revealed a similar involvement in a $75.5 million impairment at Seven West Media.
Nine writes down value of TV network by $260 million
Nine Entertainment Company has reported a $237 million loss in the six months to December after reducing the Nine Network's goodwill from $422 million to $162 million.
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