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Foxtel and Netflix lock horns
Alan Jones extends lead
May piles pressure on tech giants
Networks’ strength is attention
WPP combines MEC and Maxus
Facebook, Google build duopoly
Google is no friend of journalism
Newspapers can thrive: TPG
Former REA boss fronts Fairfax bid
Southern Cross lowers earnings
Performance pressure
Joining the dots
Facebook’s 10th ad metric error
Billiton buried in BHP makeover
Brands sustain YouTube boycott
Xenophon aims at duopoly
Nine MD Amanda Laing resigns
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Alan Jones back in hospital
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‘Hypocritical attacks sicken me’
Rhian DeutromLaurie Oakes has strongly defended his decision to publish leaked footage of Malcolm Turnbull’s off the record speech.
‘Flaw in Google search claims’
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‘Movie piracy wounded network’
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Hanson ‘lifeline’ on media reform
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Correcting the record
Caroline OveringtonAn online project aims to celebrate women’s successes to counter the denigration so many experience.
Rebel with a cause
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Turnbull in damage control
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Darren Davidson
Media Editor
Sydney Bureau, Australia
Darren Davidson is The Australian's media editor. Prior to joining The Australian in 2011, he was the editor of AdNews. He began his career in London where he undertook a cadetship, before writing for newspapers and magazines including The Daily Telegraph and Campaign. He began working part-time on a local newspaper aged 14, and holds a BA [Hons] in History.davidsond@theaustralian.com.au
Twitter: @darrendavidson
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Mitchell Bingemann
Senior Media Writer
Sydney Bureau, Australia
Mitchell Bingemann has spent the past decade reporting on the technology, telecommunications, media and aviation sectors in Australia. He joined The Australian in 2008, and is a multi-award winning journalist for work including investigations into the National Broadband Network, data-retention legislation and aviation regulation.bingemannm@theaustralian.com.au
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Stephen Brook
Diarist
Sydney Bureau, Australia
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Chris Mitchell
Journalist
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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Mark Ritson
Sydney Bureau, Australia
Mark Ritson is an adjunct professor at Melbourne Business School. He has a PhD in Marketing and works as an international brand consultant. He has been voted Professional Publishers Association Business Columnist of the Year in the UK three times.m.ritson@mbs.edu
Twitter: @markritson
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