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857Launceston, Hobart Wikileaks rallies: What the rallies are for
What we are rallying for: To tell our government and the world to protect and free the journalist Julian Assange, and the...
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Rupert Murdoch set to arrive in UK with News Corp mired in crisis
Rupert Murdoch is due in London (this) week, just as his company’s attempts to close down the phone hacking crisis are in...
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The Birth of Greenleaks
Information has major environmental impact, says Australian founder Berlin, 24 January, 2011 – One of the first in a wave of second-generation...
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Arts PR becomes arts journalism
New evidence shows that arts journalism is saturated by PR content. A recently published study using a two-week sample of arts journalism...
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Welcome to the world’s first murdochracy
Adelaide is Australia’s festival city. Its arts festival is currently in swing. Polite debate, aesthetics and high-octane wine are putting the world...
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Gullible and derelict in duty to the majority of their electors
Within hours of its publication on Thursday (Examiner, Letters to the Editor, 30th December), I submitted the following reply to Alderman Ivan...
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Capital´s War Against Wikileaks
When your Swiss banker throws you overboard, you know you’ve made some very powerful enemies. Long famed for hiding money for everyone...
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Democracy’s Napster Moment
Twenty-four hours after Julian Assange was arrested in London, a beekeeper in Colorado was leaked damning evidence that may explain why 29...
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Christmas Times (9)
It will all become a tad haphazard on Tasmanian Times in the next couple of weeks and little or nothing will be...
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The Chronicle 57: Newspaper heaven in the platteland
The phone rang two or three times and Don Bentley was not in a hurry to lift it. He sat at the...
