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Refugees in the headlines again, but are the media giving them a fair go? "Wacko Jacko" and the role of The Fourth Estate in celebrity hysteria, The Pirate Bay founders set to gain 7.7 million US for a website that also put them in jail and a poster in Germany that's causing a stir...
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Media blackout lifted after kidnapped journo escapes from the Taliban, but is the Fourth Estate guilty of double standards? Graffiti: art, illegal, or a damn good way to sell records? China blames pornography for increased internet censorship and the story of a small town Australian girl who grew up to be the matriarch of radical Islam.
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The revolution will be Twitterised! Or will it? We look at protests in Iran and the role of social media, Irish journo protects her Real IRA sources, refugees and romance in Australian film and journalists talk about getting personal with writing...
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A documentary premiering at the Sydney Film Festival accused of lieing by its main protagonist, French reality TV stars win for workers rights, a different take on the Chaser controversy and a photographic exhibition charting the journey of Australian Darfurian refugees.
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The conflict of art vs alturism in bro bono advertising, Pieter Hugo; capturing the brash world of Nollywood film, public trust journalism and a call for the media to get serious about Indigenous health
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Gender politics in the newsroom, Dolly dumps the airbrush, the extraordinary in the ordinary- making documentaries and Indigenous Film Festival caps off reconcilliation week.
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The federal government vows to fight cybercrime, Jeff McMullen speaks about social responsibility & journalism, and foreign correspondents influence on our understanding of war...
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Matthew Johns and the media, Magazine targets young girls, Superheroes and Judaism, a community radio station tries to grab Richard Branson's attention...
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Swine flu hysteria, MEAA annual Press Freedom Report, Junk food advertising to children hits 18 hrs per year and the consequences of pirating movies and games...
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Marketing and advertising on social media- is it revolutionising customer relations, or just another sneaky way to get our money? Listen in to find out...
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Charity group takes issue with The Gruen Transfer, the military crack down on media in Fiji, the future of journalism online and musicians band together for better rights.
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What the National Broadband Network means for our media's future, copyrighting comedy and community television dares to ask the difficult questions...
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Earth hour hooks into new social networking site "12 seconds", Australia's first podcaster, switching on to Digital TV, violent video games could be hitting the stores soon and the new Freedom of Information bill - an end to Government secrecy?
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How grafitti artists helped end tobacco advertising, an exhibition that invites you to finish the story, cyborgs on our streets and a cult movie show denied their night at the logies.
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