News & Articles

June 2014

• Free international media, a free society

  According to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon, “Journalism provides a platform for informed discussion across a wide range of development issues.

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  Jun 24

• Opinion: Stealing content is blatant, copyright laws are vague

  Copyright laws are harder to monitor online; because of the vast amount of content, it can be difficult to find the original source of an article.

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  Jun 17

• Magazines turning the page on print decline

  As with most print media, Australian magazine sales are declining.

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  Jun 12

• Are Australians still 'hungry' for TV?

  Australian audiences remain "hungry" for free-to-air TV, according to Channel Nine's group sales and marketing director.

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  Jun 06

• Opinion: Media needs an education

  The University of Queensland is considering scrapping its undergraduate journalism degree.

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  Jun 05

• Opinion: Fairfax reduces redundancies, but photographers still hurting

  Guardian photographer and videographer Dan Chung has said: “Photojournalism as a profession is pretty much dead.

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  Jun 03

May 2014

• Tuning in to New Zealand media

  Here at Margaret Gee’s Media Guide we’ve been investigating New Zealand’s broadcast options, expanding our media connections not just in Australia but with our island neighbours too.

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  May 21

• Opinion: Budget leaves media in deficit

  According to Treasurer Joe Hockey, Australia’s “days of borrow and spend must come to an end”.

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  May 14

March 2014

• Opinion: Toying with the search for MH370

  Everyone is asking the same question: where in the world is MH370?

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  Mar 21

February 2014

• Opinion: Quality control on your comments

  In what is becoming a more common online trend, The Conversation is the latest site to publicly publish new standards for their online comments.

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  Feb 21