Vivienne Kelly

Global holding group IPG cut approximately 800 people from its staff in the September quarter in the lead up to becoming part of Omnicom.This brings its total staff cuts for the nine months to 30 September to around 3,200.IPG told investors the changes were “designed to transform our business, enhance our offerings and drive significant […]

US President Donald Trump has threatened to sue Britain's public broadcaster, the BBC, for US$1 billion (A$1.53 billion) for “trying to interfere in the presidential election” last year.

10 has issued a statement about Michael Downs, a Big Brother contestant who appears to violate the show’s eligibility criteria.

Anthony Albanese on a previous appearance on The Kyle and Jackie O Show (Anthony Albanese/ X)

Editors beware: A screenshot of Donald Trump's January 6 address This week, News Corp commentators have criticised the ABC's Four Corners for editing Donald Trump's January 6 2021 speech in a similar way to the BBC.

The Jess & Ducko show will wrap on 19 December (Hit Network) Hit Network's New South Wales breakfast show is losing a co-host, with Nick ‘Ducko' Allen-Ducat announcing this week that he will finish up in December.

We're always talking about media companies trying to get bigger in order to survive. But that may not be the only way to do it.

Whistleblowing has long been a key part of the ability of media to hold governments and corporations to account, but the toll on the whistleblowers and journalists involved can be extremely heavy.

The social media ban is almost here! And so are the legal challenges, while a lot of the country begins to wind down, the media landscape is about to experience an earthquake.

It's the final MediaLand, for the year and well, ever! Vivienne and Tim look back at the big media stories of the year and what they mean for what will be landing on your screens and radios in 2026.