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The situation of Fairfax Media, with three editors standing down in one day, make this a good time to think carefully about what journalists mean by editorial independence.

A week after the release of the Convergence Review, its principal author, Glen Boreham launched into an opinion piece.

How does the Convergence Review balance its deregulatory vibe with its assertion that content standards are still necessary, because the community expects them and because failing to restrict access to some content can do harm?

When it comes to convergence, it’s clear that content is king.

The current model of media ownership regulation has failed to protect our media diversity — but will the Convergence Review’s proposal work better?

“You can judge the quality of a cake from any slice,” says David Salter as he examines one juicy morsel from the Convegence Review’s final report.

The Convergence Review Report has effectively concluded that Ray Finkelstein got the diagnosis right but the prescription wrong when he recommended statutory regulation for news media.

A single, revolutionary concept forms the basis of many of the recommendations of the Convergence Review.

We’re creating a one-stop shop for you: short of reading the report yourself, Crikey’s idiot’s guide to the Convergence Review is the closest you’ll come to forming a bigger picture.