Articles tagged with "ABC"
The 7.30 report frames Jewish trauma through a Zionist lens while omitting the historical and political context of Palestinian dispossession and the consequences of Israel’s actions in Gaza.
A culture resistant to scrutiny leaves public broadcasting out of step with a more critical and participatory audience.
A quantitative and policy-based analysis reveals how emotive language and un-attributed judgement in Linton Besser’s Jimmy Lai report depart from the ABC’s own editorial requirements for neutrality, precision, and impartiality.
On preparation, power, and the laziness of platformed ideas
A critique of Laura Tingle’s alarmist framing of the Ukraine conflict and the ABC’s failure to provide balanced, evidence-based analysis.
Why Linton Besser’s latest Media Watch missed an opportunity to clarify the crucial differences between doctoring, bias, balance and stenographic journalism.
While journalists in Gaza put themselves in harm's way to document a genocide, Australia's 'journalists' sit comfortably, repeating the talking points of the government.
Nothing pleases a Zionist more than when the commentariat bleats 'antisemitism'
The ABC’s failure to report on Burkina Faso’s revolution exposes a troubling disregard for African anti-colonial struggles and reinforces an insular, parochial worldview.
The Lawyers for Israel case collapse exposes not just a failed legal stunt but the sinister influence of political lobbyists and the ABC’s cowardly retreat from its public duty.
The ABC choses to ignore Francesca Albanese's damning report