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Networks let off the hook on kids' content — but no help for the ABC

Australian broadcasters will be allowed to screen less children's content — but the powerhouse of kid's programming, the ABC, won't be enabled to make up the gap.

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It's not just China — everyone plays in the world of open-source intelligence

Before we clutch our pearls about the Chinese, remember we've been doing all that and worse for a long time.

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Where did much of old media's money go? Look no further than, er, old media

Australia's media companies are used to dictating the rules but Google and Facebook reckon those rules are for losers.

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Australia's media is dying before our eyes

The virus crisis has dramatically accelerated the decline of Australia's major media companies, and the recurring problem of the industry — too much debt — is again threatening to destroy companies, this time for good.

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Stay-at-home boomers threaten to kill off print advertising

COVID-19 is hurrying along the inevitable death of print news.

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Morrison's economic mire snares retailers and media alike

The stagnation inflicted by Scott Morrison on the economy has gripped retail and is now engulfing the media sector.

Who's writing 'the climate change story' at the Oz?

A strange ad attacking renewable energy appeared in the News Corp papers yesterday. Its source: the Climate Study Group.

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Betoota’s ‘bread and butter’: unlabelled sponsored posts

The Betoota Advocate loves to take the piss out of influencers, but it's also happy to take part in the sponsored content game.

US-style pharma marketing hits Australian shores

The American maker of a gynaecological surgical device is directly targeting Australian women, with a celebrity-doctor-endorsed online campaign which appears to flaunt advertising laws. 

Are sponsored ‘influencer’ ads the new cash-for-comment?

The rise of Instagram "influencers" poses new problems for advertising regulators.

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