Cheaply made reality TV isn't quite drawing in viewers the way the execs had hoped.
Andrew Bolt, unsurprisingly, is a yuuuuuuge fan of Ann Coulter.
Ailes has hired Charles Harder, the Hollywood libel lawyer who recently represented former pro wrestler Hulk Hogan.
Quadrant has found the unregulated free market to be rather harsher than living off the government teat.
No, The Australian will never tire of talking about that Bill Leak cartoon of a month ago. And its commenters still think the cartoon was just fine.
Ten has backed the wrong horse.
An article in The Weekend Australian suggests so.
Angela Clark, the ABC's digital network director, has quit to "pursue opportunities in the commercial sector".
New Zealand Women's Weekly published a story alleging domestic abuse without contacting the alleged perpetrator. Should it have?
One aired on Southern Cross in Tasmania, and featured premier Will Hodgman spruiking what his Liberal government had done for Tasmania
