Media
Farewell to Michael Cockerill ... Conversation expands ... rub and thug ...
Emily WatkinsSep 1, 2017
Soccer journalist Michael Cockerill has died of cancer.
Understanding news jargon: what reporters really mean by phrases like 'senior party sources'
Emily WatkinsSep 1, 20179 Comments
Do you know what reporters really mean when they describe a public figure as "notorious"?
Alan Jones alludes to hanging Sydney's Lord Mayor ... Revolving door ... Meltwater a 'great place to work' ...
Emily WatkinsAug 31, 20172 Comments
Alan Jones works himself into a huff over public art.
How The Daily Telegraph learned to quit worrying and love Anthony Albanese
Charlie LewisAug 31, 20173 Comments
The Daily Telegraph sure loves Anthony Albanese. Except when it doesn't. Crikey has a look at why that might be.
The man suing A Current Affair for $2.5 *Dr Evil voice* BILLION DOLLARS
Emily WatkinsAug 31, 20171 Comment
Kyle Hodgetts is suing the Nine Network for almost $2.5 billion (yes, with a B), claiming A Current Affair defamed him and sunk his video game's chances of success.
Razer: politics as sport reduces citizens to fans
Helen RazerAug 31, 201713 Comments
Treating politics as sport means that winning, not policy, becomes the only meaningful result.
Sarah Ferguson: a strong ABC is the answer to the rise of Trump
Sally WhyteAug 30, 201711 Comments
Sarah Ferguson says the fractured media gave rise to Donald Trump, and a strong ABC would stop that happening here.
InDaily puts out the busker's hat ... Palin cops another loss ... Fox outruns itself ...
Emily WatkinsAug 30, 2017
InDaily joins the long list of publications looking to subsidise their operations with philanthropic donations.
Glenn Dyer's TV Ratings
Glenn DyerAug 30, 2017
A faltering Hamish and Andy still manages to bring The House down.
What I learnt from Gillian Triggs' metadata
Aug 30, 20176 Comments
Think that if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear? Maybe you should just hand over your email password, writes Amy Gray.