Emily Watkins
Media reporter
Emily covers all things "media" for Crikey and is based in Sydney. She has previously worked for the ABC's Media Watch and reported on courts, crocodiles and occasionally UFOs for the NT News.
ABC radio presenter has Ali Clarke brought attention to the abuse broadcasters often receive. Plus other media tidbits of the day.
Seven West Media have announced that it is expecting a rise in earnings for the 2018-19 financial year. This will be the first such rise in years.
A much anticipated lawsuit has been brought against Fairfax by former soldier Ben Roberts-Smith after allegations of bullying and violence were printed in Fairfax papers.
Many predict that the Nine-Fairfax deal would see the end of Fairfax's ownership of regional papers. But would that necessarily be a bad thing?
The ABC and The Australian have been trading barbs once again, with public criticism of each other's stories.
Three years after a pivot to online retail, the ABC is planning to close its online stores.
Crikey speaks to crisis management experts and spinners to analyse SAS veteran Ben Roberts-Smith's fight against Fairfax.
Chris Kenny doesn't shy away from a bit of media biff, but he's now taken aim at someone inside The Australian.
The ABC has announced that it is cancelling nightly comedy show Tonightly, hosted by Tom Ballard.
As well as a formal bullying complaint, Crikey understands that at least three employees who have left the paper raised concerns in their HR exit interviews about the culture at the paper.