The Daily Telegraph's "analogue meme" Al Bundy reaction to the postal survey speaks as much about News Corp's ailing health as it does about the company's stance on marriage equality.
The now notorious Daily Telegraph front page response to the same sex marriage vote last week tells us everything we need to know about News Corp’s strategy in managing down the paper’s structural decline – and how it will end.
The admission by Rupert Murdoch at the company’s annual general meeting in the United States later that same day that all bar the company’s national papers are struggling gives us an idea of how successful their strategy is. (Hint: it isn’t.)
Majestic steeds take over Sydney, a couple of Labor figures spotted at The European and a confusing tweet about the death penalty.
The only winners in the Geoffrey Rush defamation hearing will be the viewers
If either party ever thought they had this under control, they don’t anymore. This show will go on. And on.
And the Wankley goes to … the Daily Tele’s gender wars beat-up
Sometimes there's a real stand-out in the media for truly terrible journalism, and Crikey likes to acknowledge the effort that goes into these with a coveted Wankley Award. Today we're giving one to The Daily Telegraph for an over-the-top beat-up about a defence force training document.
Media Files: Sydney Morning Herald court story ‘breached privacy’
The Australian Press Council has found The Sydney Morning Herald in breach of privacy for a story about a murder case.
ABC publishes Alberici report … Lazarus responds to Four Corners … GQ trolls Vanity Fair …
Luke Lazarus has responded to a Four Corners story about the acquittal of his rape charges. And other media tidbits of the day.
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