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Australian Communications and Media Authority
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Discussion paper
Impartiality and commercial influence in broadcast news
Quality news is essential for effective participation in democracy and civil society. Ongoing disruption to the media environment has raised concerns over the integrity of news in both online and traditional news sources. This paper flags issues of impartiality and commercial influence as key areas of consumer concern.
Literature review
News in Australia: impartiality and commercial influence
The Centre for Media Transition investigates three key areas of media evolution and transition: journalism and industry best practice; new business models; and regulatory adaptation. This review explores current attitudes to news, changing consumption patterns and consumer concerns about impartiality and commercial influence in news in Australia.
Annual Report
Australian Communications and Media Authority and Office of the eSafety Commissioner annual reports 2018–19
This report contains details of the ACMA’s and eSafety’s performance for 2018–19, key corporate information and details against the mandatory reporting requirements.
Report
ACMA investigation into coverage by Australian television broadcasters of the Christchurch terrorist attack
This report outlines the ACMA's investigation into coverage by Australian commercial, national and subscription television broadcasters of the Christchurch terrorist attack.
Report
Australian Communications and Media Authority: communications report 2017–18
The ACMA communications report 2017–18 highlights the striking pace of change in the Australian communications and media landscape. The public's ever-increasing appetite for content and services has driven unprecedented developments over the last four years.