Some News Corp production staff were told midway through their shifts that they were surplus to requirements, and they have not been seen at Holt Street since.
Labor makes hay, again ... Malcolm Roberts' weird war on the UN ... backhanded compliments ...
ACL after government funding? ... everyone loves Tay-Tay ... the Oz v SBS ...
Fairfax editors have pointed out the success of "curiosity-gap" headlines. But is turning Australia's most trusted (and only) financial newspaper into an outdated BuzzFeed worth the clicks?
The Australian and the AFR are joining forces to tell us about the digital future. No one seems to have told them the digital future is already here and they missed it.
Good news! Crikey has found there are twice as many female editors of print publications than there were two years ago. But there's some bad news as well ...
If Fairfax blinks, News Corp could corner a national monopoly on business news. Circulation figures show why The Australian has moved on the AFR's turf.
The Australian is betting on business, with its new section designed to kick Fairfax's Financial Review where it counts.
Guy Rundle's ever-watchful eye on the outpourings at Surry Hills. And other media tidbits of the day ...
Michael Stutchbury slams Media Diary's claim that the Fin doesn't break stories. Plus other media tidbits of the day ...