Columns & opinion

Rod Kirkpatrick: Cherrys ripe in Burnie

Nov 29, 2013 at 02:02 am by Staff

Ownership dynasties have been common in Australian newspapers, from the Fairfaxes, Symes, Packers and Murdochs at a metropolitan level, to the Motts, Harrises, McPhersons, Wil.... Read More

Leonora hoists theflag: Part I of the story of Leonora Gregory

Nov 29, 2013 at 01:52 am by Staff

When the first sheet of the ‘Gulf News’ came off the press at the decaying Queensland goldfields town of Croydon in May 1930, the 21-year-old owner-editor Leonora.... Read More

John Juliano: The Next thing

Nov 29, 2013 at 01:52 am by Staff

This past September, in a study I conducted in the US, a small but significant percentage of participants told me that Google’ Consumer Surveys (GCS) were the current real mon.... Read More

Mario Garcia: The Hindu: reinstating a design concept

Nov 10, 2013 at 03:53 am by Staff

One of India’s most respected English-language dailies, The Hindu, has returned to its classic design, created by Garcia Media in 2005. Mario Garcia writes about the backgroun.... Read More

Peter Coleman: Creativity and choice in the UK’s print market

Oct 03, 2013 at 12:47 pm by Staff

At the end of a few days in the UK prior to the World Publishing Expo in Berlin, I am continually amazed and encouraged by the diversity and strength of print media there. My.... Read More