Media Report
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Intelligence agencies, surveillance and reporting secret...
Not many journalists have Philip Dorling’s background, or frame of reference. He trained as a historian, worked as a diplomat, then as a political staffer. All of which is extremely useful when reporting on the secret worlds of intelligence and surveillance.
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The connected television
We are very quickly moving into a world where televisions will likely have voice and gesture recognition, will be used for multiple purposes and will be linked to the internet. But while you can watch them they may also be able to watch you.
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Covering the Iranian presidential elections
Many international media outlets have been refused visas to cover enter Iran to cover this week's Presidential election. Can you do the story and the country justice by reporting from outside the country?
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Reporting disaster in New Orleans
Newspaper reporter James O'Byrne surveyed the destruction of New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina on his bicycle. He discusses the ethics of reporting natural disasters.
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Cricket, ratings, $$ and the free to air TV networks
What does this week's cricket broadcast rights deal really mean for the highly competitive commercial free to air TV industry?
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Channel 10 CEO Hamish McLennan
This week the Ten network made its first foray into cricket broadcasting, spending about $100 million on the TV rights to Twenty20 cricket for the next 5 years. CEO Hamish McLennan joins us.
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Working at The New Yorker
The New Yorker magazine is a bastion of long form reporting in a world of grabs and bites and many of its reporters have been on staff for decades. But one of its youngest employees is Australian born Amelia Lester.
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