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Private Notes
(Not always) first on Nine; The perils of speed before accuracy; An unfortunate error; A lesson in impartiality?
Push from the past; A lot of hot air over a non story; Christmas cash hand out that wasn't; News gets named
The vain blame game; You wouldn't Tweet about it; Tragedy on Highway One; The Rhino Hide Award
Royally missing the point; Punting on pollies, popes and pushbikes; The pull of poll stories
Vis-a-visa; No brainer; Small but perfectly formed?; The Grauniad down under; Senator Hanson-Young v Ray Hadley; Vale Peter Harvey
Send in the clowns; the difference between advocacy analysis
Sober and disciplined discussion; Sober and disciplined reporting
Sources, spills, and strategies.
Graphics not winning; The art of diplomatic disclosure, Is this clearly an ad? You decide.
Nine takes a punt on Tom; Protecting the famous.
The detail is in the punctuation; The unwritten rule of the drop; The perils of parking; Correction
Bypassing the gatekeepers; Full interview: Charles Feldman; Full interview: Kate Lundy; Full interview: Peter Chen; Full interview: Andrew Leigh
You Tweet, I follow; Editors' decisions revolve around The Sun
A tale of two Malabars; Those pesky subs; Sorry, Tim; Left v right v right v wrong
Tough or puff; A question of declaration; The reluctant clarification.
A voice from a bygone age; Taking care of business; Wrong choice on mortgage news.
Promoting propaganda v public interest; Disclosing the funding of think tanks.
The passing of Mr Yunupingu; Tripped up by Twitter; WIN TV's snub to the ACMA
The art of deflecting blame; Fairfax sends jobs off shore; Mean new digital world for freelancers
Duped by Diego; ACMA v Southern Cross Austereo; Hot air stoking the climate change 'debate'
The good, the bad and the end of an era: After five and a half years, tonight is Jonathan's last time in the Media Watch chair. So in this episode, he looks back, and looks forward at the good and the bad.
Political discourse takes a dive; Rupert revealed on a leaked tape
Desperately searching for a story; The sad story of Adam Salter; The cook, the critic, and that review.
Tough times turning news into PR.
The story of our times the Government doesn't want told; Scary, toxic beatup
One voice, many mastheads; Persistence pays off; harmless enough or devaluing the brand; Money talks and sometimes it says no
Facts, lies, and checking; The Tele nails its colours to its masthead; Howzat! Tampering claims hit for six.
Ruper tweets, the Tele repeats
Non facts and figures; Puff over substance.
Wendell the croc wins again; The final Tele tally; The ad that didn't get up; The award goes to...
Media Watch doesn't get the joke; Personal and unnecessarily vicious; Shield laws up but not quite there yet.
A real scoop or just hot air; Bike bashing at the Daily Telegraph
The truth is out there; Rubbish in, rubbish out.
Unfortunate ad placement; Case of the phantom bit; The ACMA tries to bite but has no teeth
ACA plays the sick trick; Slow news day; Over exposure doesn't pay
Poor choice for a lead story; How the Tele trashed a victim's reputation; ACA plays the sick trick pt 2
Facts abducted by aliens at NT News;The ACMA and its missing teeth
Every picture tells a story, sometimes the wrong one; Republishing slurs could be expensive
TT raises the ire of judge; Catalyst challenges the mainstream
Not quite Schapelle; The Booze Brother; Stopping the quotes
Spies, sleaze, and salaries. What does the public have a right to know?
