Media
Storytellers: Questions, answers and the craft of journalism by Leigh Sales
by Patrick Mullins •
The Power of One: Blowing the whistle on Facebook by Frances Haugen
by Kieran Pender •
Justice Anthony Besanko’s dismissal of Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation proceedings against a trio of mastheads – The Age, The Canberra Times, and The Sydney Morning Herald, at the time all owned by Fairfax – was a comprehensive victory for those newspapers. It was a vindication of their serious investigative journalism on matters of high public interest. And it was a devastating blow to the reputation of Roberts-Smith.
... (read more)Media Monsters: The transformation of Australia’s newspaper empires by Sally Young
by Patrick Mullins •
Lachlan Murdoch’s defamation proceedings against Crikey promised to be a test case on the new public interest defence. Following Murdoch’s discontinuation of his claim in April, the scope and application of the public interest defence to defamation await another appropriate vehicle.
... (read more)Bold Types: How Australia's first women journalists blazed a trail by Patricia Clarke
Facts and Other Lies: Welcome to the disinformation age by Ed Coper
by David Ferrell •
Everything and Less: The novel in the age of Amazon by Mark McGurl
by James Ley •
The Power of Podcasting: Telling stories through sound by Siobhán McHugh
by Astrid Edwards •