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Campaign focusing on building more community-driven media

The Our News. Your Voice. 2025 campaign has just wrapped up, which united 52 local and independent digital newsrooms across Australia in a display of community-driven journalism. Organised by the Local & Independent News Association (LINA), focused on the essential role of independent media in keeping communities informed and empowered, especially during an election week. …

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Recent Ai rise raises concerns

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AI has become increasingly visible in a range of industries, including healthcare, finance, entertainment, and education, since its emergence. Today Apple announced it will be bringing chatgpt to Siri as it debuted Apple intelligence. The Wire’s Daniel Sedlarevic spoke with media lecturer at Holmesglen Institute Davin Sgaragetta, about the concerns Ai may bring to our …

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Julian Assange wins appeal against his extradition

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The UK’s High Court granted Mr Assange’s legal team an appeal on three grounds, given the US could assure the safety and integrity of Mr Assange. However, the High Court decided the assurances were insufficient, paving the way to appeal Mr Assange’s extradition. Image: Photo by KATRIN BOLOVTSOVA: https://www.pexels.com/photo/brown-wooden-gavel-on-brown-wooden-table-6077326/ Produced By: Eduardo Jordan …

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Major News Network stumble on Bondi stabbings

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The reporting error by a major news network that misidentified the perpetrator of the Bondi Junction stabbings on Sunday has many questioning how news outlets fact-check their sources, especially on social media. Some say the error came from media outlets using dubious social media sources, but consumers of news and content need to ensure that …

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How does social media affect democratic societies?

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Over time, social media has become a vehicle for the dissemination and discussion of political viewpoints and analysis. As elections begin to populate social media feeds and ongoing crises call for people to pick sides, social media has become a minefield where users are exposed to misinformation on a massive scale. Social media has become …

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Media coverage in conflict is disinforming Australians

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The conflict between Israel and Gaza continues, and it’s developing a conversation in Australia about its media coverage. Usually, the pro-Palestine movement is portrayed as anti-Jewish, and making sense of the disaster usually doesn’t help in its media coverage. Image: Image supplied by the Tzedek Collective in Australia Produced By: Nicky Page Featured In Story: …

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Media industry struggling to keep up with AI

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Artificial Intelligence has woven its threads into every corner of industry, and the media world is no stranger to its transformative power. As AI’s influence steadily grows, the media industry must evolve and adapt. Dr Rob Nicholls, Associate Professor specialising in regulation and governance at the UNSW Business School, sheds light on the necessary changes …

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Antenna Awards 2023: celebrating diversity and inclusivity in media

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In the 2023 Antenna Awards, diversity takes centre stage as they celebrate voices often overlooked in mainstream media, such as First Nations stories and LGBTQI+ voices. Community television has a long history of supporting inclusivity. With the introduction of the CTV+ Program of the Year award, they’re making their content more accessible to a wider …

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