Norwegian media monitoring company Meltwater is beefing up its service to better compete with homegrown company iSentia.
Despite Bolt's bile, Abbott has only one person to blame for his government's ongoing strife -- himself.
A huge week in state and federal politics kept Tony Abbott in the glare of the media spotlight.
The Press Council chair only mentioned News Corp once in his speech to the Press Club today. But read between the lines, and it was a pointed criticism of the organisation's hypocrisy on free speech.
The Australian's deeply insulting obituary for Australian novelist Colleen McCullough brought the newspaper international condemnation. So why on Earth was it published?
It's been a busy week for Tony Abbott and Campbell Newman, with both leaders forced to defend their decisions.
The NIT was put into administration a fortnight ago. But its administrator is hopeful of a recovery and plans to release the first issue of 2015 early next week.
It's been a rough week for Labor's campaign in Queensland, with leader Annastacia Palaszczuk's media profile shrinking compared to last week.
It took Anthony Catalano just five years to make $25 million out of Fairfax. But shareholders haven't been given the full details, writes Stephen Mayne.
The country's most awarded indigenous publication, the National Indigenous Times, is in serious risk of closure after parent company Destiny Publications was placed into administration earlier this week.
