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Topic: Michael Stutchbury
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.

News Corp swings the axe … ‘why didn’t the ABC report the truth?’ … where have all the letters gone? …

Media Files

Jul 21, 2017

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Labor makes hay, again ... Malcolm Roberts' weird war on the UN ... backhanded compliments ...

Tips and rumours

News

Feb 13, 2017

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ACL after government funding? ... everyone loves Tay-Tay ... the Oz v SBS ...

Tips and rumours

Tips and rumours

Nov 30, 2015

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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 But is turning Australia's most trusted (and only) financial newspaper into an outdated <em>BuzzFeed</em> worth the clicks?

The <em>AFR</em>’s editor-in-chief sent a secret email to staff about clickbait. What it said left them speechless.

crikey15

Aug 05, 2015

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<em>The Australian</em> and the <em>AFR</em> 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.

Business bites: powers combined … tax reform blind … China in a bind …

Business

Jul 20, 2015

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Good news! <em>Crikey</em> 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 ...

Women’s work: why are there so few female editors in Australia?

crikey15

Mar 09, 2015

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If Fairfax blinks, News Corp could corner a national monopoly on business news. Circulation figures show why <em>The Australian</em> has moved on the <em>AFR's</em> turf.

Oz v AFR: Why News Corp thinks it’s winning the battle for business readers

Companies

Oct 14, 2014

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<em>The Australian</em> is betting on business, with its new section designed to kick Fairfax's <em>Financial Review</em> where it counts.

The Oz takes fight to the Fin (again) with beefed-up business section

Companies

Oct 13, 2014

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Guy Rundle's ever-watchful eye on the outpourings at Surry Hills. And other media tidbits of the day ...

Media briefs: escalators of decline (pt 3) … territorial borders … Holden on the <em>Oz</em> …

Media

Jul 08, 2014

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Michael Stutchbury slams Media Diary's claim that the <em>Fin</em> doesn't break stories. Plus other media tidbits of the day ...

Media briefs: Stutch hits back … <em>Vox</em> pops … Gale cover …

Media

Apr 07, 2014

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Fairfax profits are up! No, wait, theyr'e down! Well, it depends how you count the numbers. Plus other media tidbits of the day.

Media briefs: Fairfax results … Stuch v Mitchell hots up …

Media

Feb 20, 2014

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Chris Mitchell and Michael Stutchbury used to work together. Now their newspapers are at war, and it's getting personal. <em>Crikey</em>'s media reporter mediates.

Newspaper editors at war: <em>Crikey</em> mediates Mitchell v Stutch

Journalism

Feb 19, 2014

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