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Topic: journalistic standards
Prime Minister Scott Morrison with wife Jenny and children Abbey (right) and Lily (Image: AAP/Dean Lewins)

Personal lives: have male MPs been getting away with too much under the shield of privacy?

Politics

Mar 22, 2021

34

Former WA bureau chief of <em>The Australian</em> <b>Tony Barrass</b> reflects on his time in jail for protecting his sources, as five of his colleagues are facing the same fate.

‘Bend over, lift your balls!’: Tony Barrass on journos in jail

Journalism

Apr 09, 2013

7

The media regulator's mediation of <em>Media Watch</em> v <em>The Daily Telegraph</em> asks important questions about the ABC program, writes former <em>Media Watch</em> EP <b>David Salter</b>.

<em>Media Watch</em> cops some self-inflicted sour medicine

Companies

Oct 02, 2012

3

Mark Day vs. <em>Crikey</em>

Journalism

Apr 27, 2010

Is the term "special report" actually industry parlance for "advertising feature" in some editorial departments? <b>Daniel Bishton</b> canvasses opinion on the topic.

Spinning the Media: It’s up to you to read between the lines

Journalism

Mar 22, 2010

2

Compare and contrast some recent ABC efforts with those of talkback radio. The results might surprise.

The honeymoon is over at your ABC

Federal

Mar 16, 2010

7

<em>Crikey</em> reveals the results of a six-month investigation into the role PR plays in the Australian media, finding that 55% of newspaper stories analysed were driven by PR.

Over half your news is spin

Print

Mar 15, 2010

20

A joint study between <em>Crikey</em> and the ACIJ has found that nearly 55% of Australian newspaper articles analysed were driven by some form of PR. See all the damning data.

The spin cycle: how your newspaper fared

Journalism

Mar 15, 2010

5

<em>Courier Mail</em> editor David Fagan responds to our <a href="http://www.crikey.com.au/spinning-the-media">Spinning The Media</a> study findings that 55% of the articles analysed in his paper were initiated by public relations.

Editor of <em>The Courier Mail</em>, David Fagan, responds

News

Mar 15, 2010

1

<em>Hobart Mercury</em> editor Garry Bailey responds to our <a href="http://www.crikey.com.au/spinning-the-media">Spinning The Media</a> study findings that many of the articles analysed in his paper were initiated by public relations.

Editor of <em>The Hobart Mercury</em>, Garry Bailey, responds

Federal

Mar 15, 2010

How the press twisted the tale of Hawke’s bday bash

Journalism

Dec 14, 2009

Keane: Glenn Milne is a grub

Journalism

Nov 02, 2009

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