Let's not rush to judgement on George Pell, say News Corp newspapers that are very keen to rush to judgement on everything else.
The media company holding the Trump White House to account is ... Playboy.
The TV networks have been given a rebate on their licence fees, but will it be enough to save them? And other media tidbits of the day.
Whoopsies, The Australian has made quite the clanger about Ten's chairman -- it could be a very costly mistake.
Political enemies of Qatar have demanded that news network Al Jazeera be shut down.
Yes, the Daily Mail rewrites other journalists' stories as a fundamental part of its business model. And no, it is not sorry.
Mark Colvin's niece is fundraising for memorial loos, per his wishes, and our national broadsheet is living up to its slogan, "for the informed Australian".
The Australian has run a vicious three-week campaign against Weisbrot and the McGrath appointment, and this morning the paper gloried in its kill.
The media has cooked up outrage over Melbourne hipsters' $5 Nutella spoons -- but do they even exist? And other media tidbits.
Were the papers reluctant to call it "terrorism" as the alleged attacker was white and the victims were Muslim?
