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1. www.afr.com › companies › media-and-marketingNews Corp on edge as redundancies roll out after major ...

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   Jun 4, 2024 · Jun 4, 2024 – 3.15pm. Senior News Corp Australia executives including state general managers and the company’s printing boss have been shown the door as the publishing and broadcast giant...

2. www.theaustralian.com.au › topics › news-corporationNews Corp | The Australian

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   Jun 21, 2024 · News Corp Australia has become the first major news publisher in Australia to launch a dedicated online shopping and consumer content site.

3. www.news.com.au › technology › onlineNews Corp’s Michael Miller says Meta, X, TikTok should ...

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   Jun 5, 2024 · Australia should go it alone in reining in the “immense power” of social media tech giants and not wait for other countries, the chief of News Corp Australia has said.

4. www.newscorpaustralia.com › one-month-to-go-newsOne month to go: News Corp Australia unveils key supporters ...

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   3 days ago · Harvey Norman, Woolworths, Omega, Stan Sport and Asics onboard . With one month to go until the Olympic Games Opening Ceremony, News Corp Australia today announced Harvey Norman, Woolworths, Omega and Stan Sport as key commercial supporters of its Paris 2024 Olympic coverage, with Harvey Norman continuing its support through the Paralympic Games.

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   Jun 12, 2024 · News Corp Australia today announced the return of Hancock Prospecting as the presenting partner of the 2024 National Bush Summit. Now in its sixth year, the week-long event held in every state brings together the nation’s most influential decision makers and community leaders to discuss the biggest issues facing regional Australia.

6. www.reuters.com › technology › australia-shouldAustralia should force Meta to pay for news, News Corp ...

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   Jun 5, 2024 · Australia should force Meta Platforms to pay news companies for content that appears on Facebook and impose broader regulation on social media firms, a senior News Corp executive said.

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   What does News Corp Australasia do?

   • The Executive Chairman of News Corp Australasia Michael Miller said it’s a critical part of the company’s commitment to building a better Australia, for all Australians. “We are committed to ensuring the conversations around rural and regional challenges and opportunities are on-going and elevated.

   Hancock Prospecting returns to partner Australia’s 6th annual National

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   Should Australia force meta platforms to pay news companies for Facebook content?

   • CANBERRA, June 5 (Reuters) - Australia should force Meta Platforms (META.O) to pay news companies for content that appears on Facebook and impose broader regulation on social media firms, a senior News Corp (NWSA.O) executive said. Meta said in March it would stop paying Australian news publishers for content.

   Australia should force Meta to pay for news, News Corp executive says

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   Does News Corp pay Google for its content?

   • News Corp has extended its existing partnership with Google, in a deal which will see the tech giant continue to pay the media company for the use of its content. A former PM and media boss Lachlan Murdoch joined hundreds to farewell an Australian property developer and billionaire philanthropist.

   News Corp | The Australian

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   Are big tech companies causing a'social media crisis' in Australia?

   • Big tech companies are thumbing their noses at Australia’s laws, giving way to a “social media crisis”, News Corp Australasia boss Michael Miller has warned. News Corp chairman emeritus Rupert Murdoch has married his partner Elena Zhukova in Los Angeles, surrounded by their close family and friends. Shareholder revolt at Karoon Energy AGM.

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   Is News Corp restructure a win for state-based tabloid editors?

   • Senior News Corp Australia executives including state general managers and the company’s printing boss have been shown the door as the publishing and broadcast giant rolls out a restructure seen as a win for its state-based tabloid editors.

   News Corp on edge as redundancies roll out after major restructure

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   What's new in News Corp restructure?

   • The recently announced News Corp restructure was also the subject of several questions. The changes, announced to staff last week, will divide publishers into three streams: state and community mastheads, The Australian and prestige mastheads and free news and lifestyle. Several editorial executives were made redundant.

   News Corp’s Michael Miller says Meta, X, TikTok should operate under …

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8. www.news.com.au › technology › onlineMichael Miller: ‘Social media giants profit from evil’ | news ...

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   Jun 6, 2024 · In just one generation, we have gone from magic to madness argues News Corp Australasia Executive Chairman Michael Miller, who is calling on Australia to impose a ‘social licence’ to force ...