News Corp has a long history of backing unlikely — and often unpopular — election winners. Will the federal election be any different?
Accusations of bias. Witness X revealed. Tactical ploys ahead of special damages. This thing is far from done.
Can you spot the pattern?
The financials are bad for Foxtel, but the bigger worry is the slump in subscriber numbers.
The playbook for attacks like #Billsmum isn't new.
We have now reached a point with News Corp where it is no longer treated like a normal media organisation — by anyone.
If the Morrison government is returned, Ita Buttrose will have to stand and fight for the ABC.
The once mighty Footy Show is gone and it's a loss of face for the Collingwood president and broadcast personality Eddie McGuire.
Five years ago, piracy was seen as the death of all content creation. Now, it's almost an accepted reality of success. Can this last?
News Corp's attempt to exploit Bill Shorten's mother not merely delivered the Labor leader his best day of the campaign, it diminished all the mainstream media in a campaign where journalists are under fire.
