HeyJaredDouble Take
Welcome to this new podcast from the UTS Centre for Media Transition! We lift the lid on the big issues in news media and talk them through with stakeholders, people with some skin the game.
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Jason Arday and the media (opens the original)
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Journalist and University of Melbourne lecturer, Sami Shah joins CMT Co-Director Monica Attard on DoubleTake to unpack the media treatment of the Jason Arday story. The conversation straddles news media influence, social media power, the boundaries of responsible reporting, and where the limits lie in regulating harmful coverage, and how the issues raised by Arday's story play out too in news media organisations approach to diversity in hiring and treatment in the workplace.
Getting Murdoched! (opens the original)
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In this episode of DoubleTake, CMT Co-Director Derek Wilding speaks with Matthew Ricketson about his book with Andrew Dodd, “Getting Murdoched: How Murdoch's Media Wields Power and Punishment”. Matthew is a Professor of Communication at Deakin University and formerly a journalist. The discussion explores the way individuals - including Matthew – have been the subject of sustained criticism by the Murdoch press, and the impact of this coverage on them. It examines media policy and regulation in A
Public commons in the age of AI (opens the original)
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With AI scraping vast amounts of content online, is the concept of public commons - a shared public resource with rules around access and use - under threat? In this DoubleTake podcast, we explore the future of the public information commons in the age of AI. Paul Keller , Co-Founder and Policy Director at Open Future and a Research Fellow at the Institute for Information Law at the University of Amsterdam, joins CMT's Michael Davis to discuss how public commons can be maintained in the face of
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