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In Gloria Steinem's rise, there's more than meets the eye (opens the original)
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If you like this article, share it with your friends. The opening dedication of Gloria Steinem’s memoir, My Life on the Road, was to the doctor who helped her obtain an abortion in London in 1957. Steinem was 22 and on her way to India when she discovered she was pregnant. At the time in Britain, as across much of the Western world, abortion was illegal in all but the narrowest circumstances, with criminal prosecution for both the women seeking abortions and those who performed them. Dr John Sha
Industry contradictions laid bare as media leaders unclear on AI future (opens the original)
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If you like this article, share it with your friends. Usually staged as a sit-down dinner in the ballroom of a hotel or event centre, this year’s Andrew Olle Media Lecture instead took place inside Studio 22 at the ABC’s Ultimo headquarters. Held annually in honour of ABC broadcaster Andrew Olle, who died from an undiagnosed brain tumour in 1995, the lecture has long served as Australian journalism’s annual stocktake — a rare occasion when competitors set aside rivalries to reflect on the indust
Industry contradictions laid bare as media leaders unclear on AI future (opens the original)
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If you like this article, share it with your friends. Usually staged as a sit-down dinner in the ballroom of a hotel or event centre, this year’s Andrew Olle Media Lecture instead took place inside Studio 22 at the ABC’s Ultimo headquarters. Held annually in honour of ABC broadcaster Andrew Olle, who died from an undiagnosed brain tumour in 1995, the lecture has long served as Australian journalism’s annual stocktake — a rare occasion when competitors set aside rivalries to reflect on the indust
Insiders reveal the real story behind Karl Stefanovic, a monster of Nine's own making (opens the original)
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If you like this article, share it with your friends. The last thing you see before entering the Today show soundstage at Channel Nine’s North Sydney headquarters is Karl Stefanovic, captured in silhouette in a towering photograph, striding onto the set of Australia’s longest-running breakfast television program. For years, this image reflected Stefanovic’s status inside Nine. He wasn’t simply the face of Today; he had become untouchable. “That’s the real story,” said one former Nine news direct
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