This week, we have a bit of a chuckle over the crucial reportage mistake that came out of the thousands of reports that proceeded the killing of Osama bin Laden...on a more serious note, we looked at:
- Sub-editors reach sub-zero at Fairfax: Newly appointed CEO of the extensive Fairfax Media group is not making any friends with the announcement to cut sub-editorial positions within the newspapers, outsourcing to AAP subsidiary, Pagemasters
- National Privacy Awareness Week, passed relatively unceremoniously and yet this is one of the landmark periods where privacy and maintaining it - particularly online - is of concern to almost all Australians, so how much protection can be assured?
- Osama bin Laden: The Brand - in the wake of the US slaying of al Qaeda leader, bin Laden, may in turn evoke an almost mythological status that will grant his status of legend, or martyr, but maybe not...
- World Vision Radio: One of the more esteemed media broadcasts, the radio station, founded around the charity, is in peril of being pulled off the air due to funding problems.
