With ad revenue dropping and digital competition rising, regional news outlets are pursuing varied income sources, from local ads to government support, to stay afloat.
Audiences find it difficult to build trust in AI-generated news as they fear it lacks human insight and ability to consider ethics.
La Trobe Live’s Jackson Emery, Jonty Perry, and Michael Usatov speak to Ben Waterworth about his experience as an AFL Digital Lead Journalist for Fox
With ad revenue dropping and digital competition rising, regional news outlets are pursuing varied income sources, from local ads to government support, to stay afloat.
Audiences find it difficult to build trust in AI-generated news as they fear it lacks human insight and ability to consider ethics.
La Trobe Live’s Jackson Emery, Jonty Perry, and Michael Usatov speak to Ben Waterworth about his experience as an AFL Digital Lead Journalist for Fox
For many living in exile from autocracy, the personal and professional costs of being an independent journalist are high.
With ad revenue dropping and digital competition rising, regional news outlets are pursuing varied income sources, from local ads to government support, to stay afloat.
Audiences find it difficult to build trust in AI-generated news as they fear it lacks human insight and ability to consider ethics.
La Trobe Live’s Jackson Emery, Jonty Perry, and Michael Usatov speak to Ben Waterworth about his experience as an AFL Digital Lead Journalist for Fox
La Trobe Live hosts Mitchell White and Vincia Montalto bring you the latest news at La Trobe for the last show of the semester.
Preparation should start early.
Who gets to present our news?
Most people have heard of the Islamic terms, hijab or jihad. But what do they actually mean? Australian Muslims come together to share their perspective
Welcome back to The Uni Wrap, a show brought to you by La Trobe University media students. In this final episode, we cover the impact
Bilingualism can open up new job opportunities.
France is returning their Australian ambassador to Canberra.
Welcome back to The Uni Wrap, a show brought to you by La Trobe University media students. In this episode, we cover Northcote’s mysterious gold
Our law favours reputation over speech.
For the first time in Australian history, Paralympians will be paid the same bonus as Olympians. Here’s Shazma Gaffoor with more.
Welcome back to The Uni Wrap, a show brought to you by La Trobe University media students. On this show, we cover trolling, COVID vaccination
The code does not address power imbalances.
Singapore and Australia’s rankings slip as governments intervene
COVID-19’s impact on the media
Profession insights from an experienced newspaper editor.
Final broadcast at Melbourne Town Hall.