Meta says that it is already seeing compliance issues arise on the first day of the Albanese government’s under-16 teen social media ban, including “little interest” in compliance from parents and tee...

Crikey publisher Private Media has struck a three-year pay deal with staff that will see journalists at the company receive annual pay rises of 4% and assurances around the use of AI at the company.

The deal will secure extra funding for the ABC and delivers passage of Labor's heavily contested new streaming regulation amid mounting scrutiny from the Trump administration.

The US Embassy has directly raised concerns about the policy in Canberra, raising the stakes for the Albanese government as it pursues an aggressive tech reform agenda.

The Albanese government streaming quotas face scrutiny in the Senate, and potentially an inquiry, following a tepid response from the Coalition, Greens and at least one independent.

A brief email exchange included in documents released by the US House Oversight Committee reveal Keating and Epstein were in direct contact in late 2011.

ABC boss Hugh Marks walked away from his first Senate Estimates appearance largely unscathed. But criticism arrived when his partner was appointed to the board of a betting firm.

Two of the world's largest tech giants have called for Australia to relax copyright laws to bolster their artificial intelligence platforms.

The media conglomerate has raised doubts over the talks, insisting that Australian copyright laws already require AI firms to and should not be changed.

The proposal has been interpreted by unions as a move to prevent staff from speaking publicly on controversial issues following the Antoinette Lattouf matter.

Google has struck a new deal with the Australian Associated Press (AAP) that will see the newswire’s journalism help drive results surfaced in the search giant’s AI app, Gemini.

The ABC chief signalled it will pursue government intervention to secure payments from AI companies, amid broader warning on threats to the media sector.

The Seven West Media boss condemned AI firms for using content without pay, urging government action amid a wider industry backlash.

Seven West Media has reported a 62% full-year profit slide, despite second-half earnings growth, amid ongoing weakness in the free-to-air television market.

The ABC, The Sydney Morning Herald, and some of News Corp’s assets were included in a list of sites that were allegedly scraped by Meta for the benefit of its AI models.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will announce his plan to recognise a Palestinian state in the coming days.

Andy Florance’s $3 billion Domain bid sets the stage for a high-stakes clash with REA Group, as both prepare for sweeping leadership changes.

Ministers are blocking access to diary entries that show when and where they attended meetings and meals facilitated by Labor’s fundraising program.

Major publishing deals struck with Google in 2021 are set to begin expiring from April next year. The Albanese government has told some executives it aims to finalise the policy by then.

The ASX-listed radio company is discussing plans, which are not yet final, to expand the show to Brisbane from next year, as part of a longer-term plan to take the show national.

Lachlan Murdoch is set to have a hand in shaping News Corp’s response to Trump, all while preparing for a fresh legal showdown over the Murdoch family trust in October.

The British news publisher, which is known for giving its journalism away for free, generated $15.3 million in subscription revenue in Australia over the last year.

The tech giant has struck deals with Schwartz Media, Mamamia, Australian Community Media, and Junkee among others. But some have seen their deal values shrink.

Network 10 and Sky News Australia have struck a new deal that will see the News Corp-controlled pay TV network broadcast to select regional markets for at least another two years.

The short form video platform has canvassed prospective candidates to lead its local policy operation in Australia, as part of a wider reshuffle of its local leadership team.

Self described 'alpha male' Nick Adams' rise in Trumpland has been described as '"deeply silly [and] extremely serious'".

Sulinna Ong, global head of editorial at Spotify, says plans by Arts Minister Tony Burke for quotas on music could backfire and hurt the artists they're meant to help.

The new deal, which does not include new workplace protections, comes amid mounting concern from union representatives over the ways AI is being used at the company.

The price hike was rolled out without warning to many existing Stan Sport subscribers on Tuesday, just a day after Nine announced its deal with Optus.

Bloomberg’s top editor has directed staff to embrace third-party AI platforms such as ChatGPT, taking a more liberal approach than other major newsrooms.

Nine Entertainment subsidiary Stan has reached an agreement with Optus to acquire selected Optus Sport assets, for an upfront fee of $20 million.

The telco is set to shutter Optus Sport if it closes a deal for the EPL with Nine, putting more than 100 jobs in doubt.

Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has revealed Senator James McGrath will conduct a root-and-branch review of the Liberal Party, which she warns faces “existential” challenges after consecutive election de...

Antoinette Lattouf has won her unlawful termination case against the ABC in the Federal Court, which found that she was dismissed for holding political opinions in opposition to Israel's military camp...

The offer comes as the broadcaster begins highly anticipated wage negotiations following recent job cuts and restructuring under new managing director Hugh Marks.

Paramount is set to actively pursue a fresh deal for rights to the A-Leagues as it enters the final months of its current agreement. It could face competition from Foxtel.

Foxtel has cut Kayo’s content production team as new owner DAZN begins reshaping the streamer to maximise its investment.

The ABC will cut about 50 roles as part of a restructure that will bring an end to the late night current affairs show Q+A and introduce ABC Screen in place of its content division.

The ABC is set to pull the plug on its late-night panel program, ending years of speculation over its future.

Taylor’s dismissed tax plan underscores deepening internal Liberal tensions over how to rebuild the party’s low-tax reputation after its election defeat.

The deal, which has not yet been finalised, represents a key component of Sky’s broadcast strategy, alongside a carriage agreement with Foxtel and a move to reach audiences on YouTube.

The polling firm has media partnerships with UK-based City AM, New Zealand's The Post, and the Australian Financial Review.

The public broadcaster's plans to implement a new operating model and change the way support staff work has unnerved employees and unions.