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ABC says ACMA finding will have 'chilling effect' on journalism
The ABC managing director has rejected an Australian media watchdog finding that the public broadcaster breached impartiality obligations in a Four Corners program about the redevelopment of the Australian War Memorial. The Australian…
The Gaping Hole at the Heart of Financial Journalism
Bluesky For years, Leon Black, the billionaire chair and CEO of Apollo Global Management, was pummeled by the press for his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and his extramarital affairs. Detesting reporters, he had long refused to talk to them, but by 2023…
Crypto bill's defeat in U.S. shows limits of industry's political machine
The U.S. Senate's vote against advancing a major crypto bill amid persistent opposition from Democrats and a handful of Republicans marks one of the most significant setbacks for the industry, showing the limits of its muscle in Washington.
Future journalists to study at BBC Digbeth HQ
Students hoping to work in journalism and broadcasting could be taught from inside the BBC's new Midlands headquarters under a partnership with Birmingham City University (BCU). The 10-year deal will offer access to BBC-standard studios, workshops…
Pitt's Narduzzi is still pointing to the future
PITTSBURGH — Minutes after Pittsburgh introduced Pat Narduzzi in the waning days of 2014, then interim athletic director Randy Juhl gave the school's new football coach a pretty unique mandate. The way Juhl figured it, if the university can…
LNG market faces extended Hormuz outage, Japanese shipper says
Mitsui OSK Lines, a top Japanese shipping firm, doesn't expect LNG shipments through the Strait of Hormuz to resume soon, signaling a prolonged disruption that could keep prices elevated and curb demand across Asia. “As long as this…
Eurozone Industrial Production Fell at Start of Third Quarter
Eurozone industrial output fell again in July, highlighting the uneven nature of the region's economic recovery as manufacturers contend with higher energy costs despite signs of improving demand. Industrial production fell 0.1% from the previous…
Scientists may have found a way to predict when Alzheimer's symptoms will begin
A new kind of screening for Alzheimer's disease could enable medical professionals to determine when a patient at high risk of developing the condition could begin to experience cognitive decline, a study has found. Researchers at Columbia…
Daily Mirror publisher Reach cutting 220 jobs in editorial overhaul
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Prediction markets must be reined in
We live amidst a gamification of the world. From electoral outcomes to sporting victories and celebrity breakups, every “Yes” and “No” is now an ‘event outcome' capable of monetisation on online ‘prediction…
Japan debates creation of 'special cities' independent of prefectures
Local government leaders are stepping up calls for legislation to create “special cities,” a new status that would allow ordinance-designated major cities to operate independently of prefectural governments with expanded authority.
Amid concerns over AirAsia's financial health, Malaysia talks to rival airlines
Malaysia's government has asked Malaysia Airlines and Batik Air whether they could absorb AirAsia's domestic market share, said two people with knowledge of the matter, as part of what they described as scenario planning while authorities monitor…
'Guilty pleasure' London-set drama with 'messy' characters is trending right now on Netflix
A dark comedy branded a 'guilty pleasure' and starring Anna Paquin as a PR to the stars has been climbing Netflix's charts, currently sitting at number 7 of the most-watched TV content on the platform. Originally aired for two seasons in 2019 and…
The pushback against AI songs is music to my ears
Good news for fans of music produced by actual musicians: Some important victories are being won in the war against AI slop and trickery. In November, I wrote a column imploring Spotify — the leading music streaming platform — to make…
Mirror publisher to cut 220 editorial jobs as readers turn to AI summaries
The publisher of the Mirror and Express newspapers is to cut a further 220 editorial jobs as it adapts to a dramatic fall in online traffic while readers increasingly turn to summaries generated by artificial intelligence. Reach, which also owns…
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