The Centre for Media Transition explores journalism best practice; media regulatory adaptation; sustainable news media business models and information disorder
Subscribe now to our fortnightly newsletter for important insights and research news! Learn more about how technology is impacting news media and how we regulate it to keep it ethical, trustworthy and sustainable π
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We have a new podcast to share - CMT Research Fellow, Michael Davis talks with Paul Keller, the co-founder and director of policy at Open Future, a European think tank developing new approaches to a safe and open internet π
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CMT Postdoctoral Fellow Alena Radina looks at the different ways our social media for youth ban is being adopted around the world π
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CMT Research Assistant Harry Craigie looks at China's news rules aimed to discourage AI companionship and explores how the use of AI differs between Australian and Chinese users π https://t.co/dG4U3q4D75
Our fortnightly newsletter is out! This week, we explore the differences between the way China and Australia look at and use AI; how our social media ban for youth is being adopted around the world, and more. Have a read πβ¬
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Is the public information commons under threat as AI increasingly scrapes and gate keeps access to online content? In this DoubleTake episode, Paul Keller joins Michael Davis to discuss how public commons can be protected in the age of AI. Listen here π
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CMT Postdoctoral Fellow Alena Radina tells us about the latest journalism research presented at the international IAMCR conference in Dublin π
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"AI increases gatekeeping power of tech companies over news and other digital contentβa power that has already driven the incredible growth of big tech over the past two decades. -Β CMT Michael Davis looks at the Australian Govt's new direction on AI π
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Anthony Albaneseβs announcement of a new national AI strategy comes after years of uncertainty about Australiaβs approach. So what is the takeaway? CMT Research Fellow Michael Davis digs in π
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In this week's newsletter, Derek discusses several media freedom issues that have surfaced over the last fortnight, Michael updates us on the Australian Govt's new AI policy and more π
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CMT's Monica Attard outlines our newest podcast, which summarises the fascinating new findings from the latest Australian Digital News Report π
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CMT Co-Director Monica Attard details a stunning German court decision that holds Google liable for the false, harmful outputs of its genAI search results π½
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Derek Wilding explores the links between Gina Rinehart and Pauline Hanson, and to the concern that editorial independence is parked in an aircraft hangar somewhere out of sight π
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CMT's Monica Attard exposes an emerging trend among media personalities: get famous; get outrageous; get out. Karl Stefanovic is the latest example π½
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CMT's Sacha Molitorisz discusses another departing broadcast media: Danny Chifley, whose last shift as breakfast host of community station 2SER was this morning π½
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Our latest newsletter, Extremism, Bulldozers and Beautiful Broadcasting, is packed - new CPRC research on digital platform complaints, media personalities who make headlines and exit, risks to editorial independence & much more:
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Postdoctoral Fellow Alena Radina examines the Australian Press Council's ruling against Nine Entertainment over a Cathy Wilcox cartoon π
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A special episode of Double Take from @cmt_UTS with Associate Professor Caroline Fisher, one of the researchers on the Digital News Report (Oz edition) https://t.co/jpqreuwwqK Huge media movement - including the growing influence of - yep - influencers. Have a listen. And sign up