Media & marketing
Liz Ellis’ secret stock car passion and the Foo Fighters song that she can’t stop listening to
What’s on the top of Liz Ellis’ sporting bucket list? A NASCAR race in the United States.
- by Sarah Keoghan
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Controversial reporter Martin Bashir leaves BBC amid Princess Diana investigation
The BBC says Bashir has quit for health reasons, as an investigation into claims about his conduct is wrapped up.
- by Bevan Shields
How Treasury Wine turned to gangsta rapper Snoop Dogg to solve its Crimes
The Californian rap star might not immediately seem like the safest bet for a brand ambassador to one of the world’s most prestigious wine companies. But the risk has paid off.
- by Dominic Powell
With the US election over, Fox News is pitching its softer side
Fox News executives presented advertisers with what they said would be lighter fare after a tumultuous year of pandemic and presidential politics.
- by Christopher Palmeri
News Corp formalises Google and Facebook deals, announces hiring spree
News Corp Australia chairman Michael Miller says Facebook and Google deals are starting to be implemented as he announced a hiring spree.
- by Zoe Samios
AAP to receive multimillion-dollar federal government funding boost
Newswire AAP will receive nearly $20 million in funding from the federal government budget.
- by Zoe Samios
Catalano eyes future of Canberra Times office as ACM goes on sales spree
After selling their Ballarat print site, regional media owners Antony Catalano and Alex Waislitz are considering selling the famous Fyshwick headquarters in Canberra.
- by Zoe Samios
Opinion
Coronavirus pandemic
Let’s drop the term ‘patient zero’, for history’s sake
The media needs to report on the pandemic without inciting blame and encouraging condemnation.
- by Joshua Badge and Emil Cañita
Lessons from the ‘big, little’ stories of my journalist mother
Chris Masters was the keynote speaker at the opening of the Judith Neilson Institute’s new offices in Chippendale, Sydney. This is an excerpt from his speech.
- by Chris Masters
Senator Bragg’s ‘Big W’ dreams and the film that makes him cry
Senator Andrew Bragg wanted to be a Big W manager when he grew up. Now he writes too many pamphlets.
- by Samantha Hutchinson
Updated
Earnings season
Foxtel performance provides ‘optionality’, Kayo nears 1m paying subscribers
News Corp says the financial performance of Foxtel has provided it with more flexibility and options, after the global media company announced a $650 million refinance of the pay TV business’ debt.
- by Zoe Samios