All Entries in the "Opinion" Category
Fond memories a sure bet
BRENDAN CORMICK: Back in the day, before getting into journalism, a different sort of story-telling took my fancy
Take a tablet for healthy readership
JIM CHISHOLM: This reading concept provides the platform that bridges the gap from the print to the digital world
Proposed media regulation is flawed
IAN MOORE: The central aim of maintaining diversity through Convergence Report recommendations simply will not work
The benefits of membership networks versus paywalls
HUGH MARTIN: Membership networks are worth consideration from a publishing perspective
Alan Jones furore proves social media’s power
MALCOM COLLESS: The issue raised some very serious issues for the future of traditional media
Chamberlain case: the story of a lifetime
MALCOLM BROWN: The innuendo surrounding the Chamberlain case didn’t show the media in a good light
Local newspapers deep in our DNA
RACHAEL LONERGAN: Australia has many newspapers that have been published for more than 100 years
Free speech sidelined
IAN MOORE: The press council has been silent on the most important matter concerning freedom of speech
Modern editors drop in stature
JIM CHISHOLM: It was 1978 when the editor of The Scotsman boomed, “Run a newspaper? I run a COUNTRY!”
A test, but in whose interest?
DR ROB NICHOLLS: Running a public interest test is notoriously difficult
