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Topic: media regulation
Rupert Murdoch

Where did much of old media’s money go? Look no further than, er, old media

Media

Sep 02, 2020

16

Social media and traditional outlets face tighter regulation over terror coverage

Media

Mar 19, 2019

11

Australia's media landscape is a confusing mish-mash of special interests, but it can be fixed, writes publisher of <em>The Mandarin</em> <b>Tom Burton</b>.

How to fix Australian media regulation

crikey15

Mar 06, 2015

<em>The Guardian</em> and the <em>Daily Mail</em> are increasingly central to the news consumption habits of Australia. But neither body is covered by the Press Council -- a problem its outgoing chairman says might lead to a rethink of the Press Council's role.

The digital news outlets beyond the Press Council’s reach

Journalism

Feb 05, 2015

Voters aren't particularly concerned about the prospect of more Liberal-led governments at COAG. Meanwhile, Essential Research finds support for Tony Abbott's government improving.

Essential: little concern over a Liberal bluewash

Digital

Mar 18, 2014

1

Neither politicians nor media executives emerge with any credit when Canberra obsesses over media reform. The public doesn't care, and the executives missed the point.

Where was Big Kerry? Moguls leave Canberra with little credit

Companies

Mar 19, 2013

5

The Melbourne University academic and <em>Crikey</em> contributor outlines a six-point plan for genuine media regulation in a submission to the Senate committee looking at Labor's proposed reforms.

Six-step approach for genuine media regs reform

Federal

Mar 19, 2013

6

Stephen Conroy's self-regulation proposals for the print media could ultimately save it from the very fate media companies are currently complaining about.

The Stalinist nightmare of the media regulating itself

Companies

Mar 13, 2013

47

Some expected Stephen Conroy to do nothing on media reform in an election year. He's done something -- but it's not much, and it may not pass Parliament anyway. The government's minimalist approach fails to address convergence.

Minimalist media reform that only starts the job

Federal

Mar 13, 2013

4

After a "messy delay" a "dog's breakfast" that "fails the public interest test". And that's just one newspaper. <em>Crikey</em> wraps coverage of the federal government's media regulation reforms.

Media wrap: papers unite against press reforms

Federal

Mar 13, 2013

16

Labor has finally delivered a blueprint on media reform. But there's not much to it, and it wants Parliament to pass it immediately. Stephen Conroy, frustrated by delays, is betting big.

Government’s media reform package plays it (very) safe

Companies

Mar 12, 2013

5

Media ownership is a notoriously difficult issue -- both for politicians and the press. Bernard Keane explains why governments today face challenges their predecessors didn't have to deal with.

Media ownership: ‘controlling the news’ in a fragmenting industry

Companies

Feb 28, 2013

18

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