Podcasting creates more coverage opportunities.
Chia is a Tasmanian-based artist with an upcoming album.
Athletes are being exposed to negativity online.
Podcasting creates more coverage opportunities.
Chia is a Tasmanian-based artist with an upcoming album.
Athletes are being exposed to negativity online.
Rudi Edsall explains that technological advances have always driven copyright infringement.
As betting agencies rise in public prominence, journalists must be aware of the unique relationship that exists between these agencies and the media, writes David Kennedy.
In an era where Internet hoaxes are commonplace, journalists have an obligation to be meticulous in their research, and maintain a commitment to the truth, writes Claire Varley.
Google’s Michelle Guthrie will be the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s next managing director, writes Lindsey Martin.
Games that cost absolutely nothing to play are a multi-million dollar industry online. Michael Martino explores what makes them so popular.
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More than 400 hours of content is uploaded to YouTube every minute. Tiyana Matliovski asks if Australian TV can float in a sea of digital content.
ABC News Breakfast host, Michael Rowland, reminds journalists to learn from every interview, writes Ewa Staszewska.
The recent nude images of Justin Bieber raise questions about celebrities’ right to privacy, writes Ethan Miller.
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Almost thirty years after Michelle Buckingham’s murder, a newspaper article sparked a witness to come forward, writes Johanna Brasier.
Can a journalist be an activist without compromising the editorial values of their career? asks Tijan Biner.
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Sarah Ferguson embodies the journalistic values that help maintain a transparent democracy, writes David Kennedy.
Increasing use of ad blocking software is convenient for users, but hurting publishers’ ability to earn revenue, writes Ethan Miller.
Kelly Theobald, whose life was cut tragically short by a car accident on the Birdsville Track in outback South Australia last Friday, crammed a lot of living into her 27 years, writes Lawrie Zion.
Editor, designer and publisher of Offscreen, Kai Brach, talks to Caitlin McArthur about launching a print magazine in the digital age.
Can independent developers bring the domestic games industry back from the precipice? asks Duane Rea.
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A man has created a fake Doritos Facebook account to troll users complaining about their new rainbow flavour, writes Joely Mitchell.
