Mig Caldwell did temporarily leave the building. But she made sure she left it, in the capable hands of ANNAMARIE REYES- known as ‘AM’ or ‘Yo-teach’ at the station.
Joined by LEEANNE TORPEY and ANNIE WYLIE, they got their brains dirty with the stories:
PAYWALL system for newspapers – under the “freemium” model - The Australian, Telegraph and Herald Sun indepth coverage is now for sale online. Director of Ideas Channel MIKE MINEHAN and CHOICE magazine Spokesperson INGRID JUST speaks out.
Philippines
journalists continue to receive death threats in the course of their work
making the country one of the most dangerous spot for media workers. The International Federation of
Journalists of the Asia Pacific Cameron
Durnsford Project Co-ordinator says a safety net for journalists needs
to be taken seriously.
And with our socially networked life – facebook’s role is
once again pulled apart. The Beer
Baron’s JED CLARKE, using FB, have
been catering for the demand for alcohol sales after hours, in the guise of
purchase as “gifts” putting him in hot water with the alcohol state authority. Meanwhile Intellectual property Queensland University of Technology expert Peter Black, says FB new face recognition tool identifying people’s names should’ve been an opt- in option. 500 million users where automatically put on the tool’s database, creating an uproar from all sectors of the facebooking hemisphere.
Phew, we can rest on our short laurels – because Mig will be back in the next episode of the Fourth Estate!
