Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "journalism"
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2.0KArticleHow AI Could Hurt — And Help — Local Journalism
As news deserts expand and resources shrink, AI threatens to further undermine local media outlets. Yet, carefully deployed, it may also help...
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Election 2025 – ‘Raise Our Voices’ Campaign for Media
Campaign – Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance Election 2025: Raise Our Voices This election is an opportunity for workers in the creative...
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Generative AI & Journalism
Report – T. J. Thomson, Ryan Thomas, Michelle Riedlinger, RMIT University, 17 February 2025 Generative AI & journalism – Content, journalistic perceptions...
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Fed Govt Announces Support for Local Journalism
Media release – Michelle Rowland MP, Minister for Communications; Senator Malarndirri McCarthy, Minister for Indigenous Australians, 16 December 2024 Charting the course...
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Feds Move to Force Tech Giants to Support Journalism
Media release – Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance, 12 December 2024 Media union welcomes government scheme to force tech giants to pay...
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Adult Media Literacy in 2024 – Australian Attitudes, Experiences, Needs
Report – Tanya Notley, Simon Chambers, Sora Park, Michael Dezuanni, 19 August 2024 Adult media literacy in 2024: Australian attitudes, experiences and...
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MSO Compromising Freedom of Expression
Media release – Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance, 14 August 2024 MSO must take full responsibility for its over-reach The Melbourne Symphony...
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Digital News Report – Australia 2024
Report – News and Media Research Centre, 17 June 2024 Digital News Report: Australia 2024 This is the 10th edition of the Digital...
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Assange Reprieve as Leave to Appeal Granted
Comment – Independent Member for Clark, Andrew Wilkie, 21 May 2024 United Kingdom High Court of Justice’s decision to grant Julian Assange...
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Wilkie: Assange Matter Should Come To An End
Transcript of media conference with Andrew Wilkie, independent MHR for Clark, Parliament Lawns, Hobart, 11 April 2024. Andrew Wilkie Obviously very significant...
