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Lawyers face ‘legal version of Nemesis’ over Logies speech

Channel 10’s legal advice to Lisa Wilkinson was never revealed in the defamation trial but is now set to be made public – along with claims of back-stabbing by some lawyers involve...

JANET ALBRECHTSEN, STEPHEN RICE

Murpharoo’s new law in PM’s office: first, just keep quiet

Press gallery types were captivated by chatter that ex-Guardian political editor turned Labor spin doctor Katharine Murphy, had rocked HMAS Albo in her first week.

By JAMES MADDEN, SOPHIE ELSWORTH

ABC’s Olympic Games pitch to Nine falls flat

ABC’s failure to secure a seat at the Olympic table means that for just the second time since 1952, it will not provide any live radio coverage of competition at a summer Games.

By JAMES MADDEN

Tay-Tay reporter? Yeah, that’s a thing

Bryan West landed the dream job to travel the world and report on Taylor Swift. So what it’s really like to follow the singer-songwriter around the globe? WATCH THE VIDEO

By SOPHIE ELSWORTH

Journos serve up lightweight coverage of core tax issues

As more journalists treat reporting politics like picking winners at the races, it is hard to find serious analysis of policy options to improve living standards.

By CHRIS MITCHELL

‘He was a visionary’: Media tycoon Harold Mitchell dies, aged 81

The businessman, philanthropist and media commenter founded Mitchell & Partners in 1976, and oversaw its rise to become one of the nation’s largest media and communications gro...

By SOPHIE ELSWORTH

Mundine demands apology from SBS

‘No’ campaigner Warren Mundine is demanding a written apology from the SBS board and journalist Narelda Jacobs over a heated on-air exchange that aired on the night of the voice vo...

By SOPHIE ELSWORTH

Industry fights to include radio in bill

Finding radio stations has become increasingly difficult on new technology prompting the radio sector to make a last-ditch plea to have a proposed Bill amended.

By SOPHIE ELSWORTH

Guardian fears cuts due to losses

Staff at the Guardian newspaper are bracing for cuts as the publisher is set to make a £39m ($75.5m) loss amid a slump in the digital advertising market.

By WILLIAM TURVILL

SUPER BOWL FACTOR

When the ads are more popular than the actual game

Advertising during the Super Bowl has become a monumental marketing moment for brands. This year, new research estimated 73 per cent of people who plan to watch the came intend to ...

By KATE RACOVOLIS

THE GROWTH AGENDA

The newest event at the 2024 Olympics: Luxury

LVMH is the biggest local sponsor for this summer’s Paris Games. It’s also designing the medals, making French athletes’ uniforms and stocking VIP suites.

By NICK KOSTOV JOSHUA ROBINSON

THE GROWTH AGENDA

Should brands be social beacons?

Brand activism is on the rise. But does purposeful action come at the expense of profits? Two marketing experts explain the risks and potential rewards for brands that take a stand...

By DANIEL RAYNE