News Corp has actively cheered the expansion of the Coalition's police state. But now that one of its own is the target, News Corp is suddenly opposed to the world it helped create.
The raid on a News Corp journalist exposes how police can target journalistic sources with impunity — and how "national security" is simply a tool to protect the powerful from scrutiny.
Putting statistics in context and stop focusing on just the leaders are among some of the suggestions for things the media could improve on.
A News Corp Australia spokeswoman said the cuts were about meeting 'the changing demands of our consumers and customers'.
The homogenisation of local papers is preventing them from reflecting the communities they belong to, making them less diverse and less viable.
WikiLeaks' former major publishing partners were quick to turn their backs on Julian Assange, but they have a duty to stand up for investigative journalism.
As Foxtel losses continue and News Corp desperately seeks to resize media operations, Australian head Michael Miller has hit the interview circuit to spin the company's dire fortunes.
The Australian Financial Review thinks that its annual Rich List celebrates Australia's 'opportunity society'. In reality it is contemptuous of the struggles of regular Australians.
The two outlets that led the coverage of the biggest scandal in Australian politics have fallen silent on its aftermath.
As another CEO bites the dust at Bauer Media, it's time for Australian magazine publishers to look to the future.
