Tag: Media Control

Israel October 27, 2023

Guardian cartoonist fired over accusation of anti-Semitism

How is it the cartoonist gets the sack rather than the EDITORS?

Iconic British cartoonist Steve Bell has recently been sacked by The Guardian for a cartoon of Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu.

Bell has been unknowingly found guilty of an anti-Semitic trope. Bell’s illustrious 42-year career at The Guardian has been truncated by ignorant editors because of a literary misinterpretation. The Guardian’s own illustrious 200-year history sinks further into the mire.

Source: Guardian cartoonist fired over accusation of anti-Semitism

Scott Morrison June 22, 2021

Morrison defends secret G7 side trip to delve into family history

scott morrison ancestors cornwall

It has emerged that Mr Morrison – who sparked outrage on social media last week for visits to several Cornish pubs while in Britain – also ducked off to explore his convict roots. The extracurricular journeys all came despite the PM repeatedly publicly arguing that Britain remains too risky a destination for Australian travellers. Last Sunday’s trip to a village about 45 minutes away from the G7 summit in Carbis Bay was never disclosed to the media, despite being on Mr Morrison’s agenda for a fortnight

Source: Morrison defends secret G7 side trip to delve into family history

News Corp April 13, 2021

Alarming News Corp ownership stats backing the media diversity inquiry

Source: Alarming News Corp ownership stats backing the media diversity inquiry

LNP Government, Uncategorized July 3, 2020

What is really wrong with the country: 10 Years of Quiet Australians

via What is really wrong with the country: 10 Years of Quiet Australians

Murdoch Media, Murdoch Press July 22, 2019

Intervene: How the Government can secure media diversity

IN RECENT MONTHS, many questions have been raised over the degree of influence Australia’s media corporations are having on the day-to-day lives of Australians.

The latest Federal Election makes it clear that Rupert Murdoch remains powerful.

He and his News Corp entities have had an enormous grip on much of the news media, particularly in print and online formats, which we consume daily.

When joined by Australia’s television juggernauts Seven, Ten, Nine and Win, and radio broadcasting giant Macquarie group, it becomes increasingly alarming as to the lack of diversity displayed across Australia’s media landscape.