Opinion
Opinions from a range of commentators
- War on 'the Chaser'.
- A better process, but what about the product
- The new method of appointing staff to the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) and Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) boards is certainly more open and transparent. However this process, in itself, has not guaranteed good decisions.
- The Price Of Creative Independence At The ABC
- by Quentin Demptster
- A response to the government inquiry into the ABC
- Darce Cassidy
- A publisher but not a producer
- The implications of the Channel Four model for ABC TV Darce Cassid
- The IPA - deliberately misleading, or simply failure of basic research?
- Darce Cassidy
- How Piers Akerman "sexed up" the figures on ABC funding
- Darce Cassidy
- The licence fee myth
- At arms length - the ABC as a Statutory Authority
- Professor K.S. Inglis
- Public broacasting in New Zealand
- Gordon Harcourt
- Fifty seven channels and nothin' on
- The future of the ABC in a multi-platform and multi channel environment
- A loophole and a trojan horse
- Where has all the crispy bacon gone?
- Is the ABC failing to properly cover the arts? by Darce Cassidy
- A better process, but what about the product
- Did the minister know about Dr Julianne Schultz's role in the failed ABC/Telstra deal when he appointed her to the ABC board?
- Problems with the ABC's editorial policies
- Dr Andew Pike, from Ronin Films, comments on the ABC's reluctance to air the film, Hope in a Slingshot, which deals with the Israel/Palestine conflict.
- Hope in a slingshot
- Dr Andrew Pike, from Ronin Films, explains the difficulty he is having with getting the ABC to screen "Hope in a Slingshot" a documentary about the Israel/Palestine conflict.
- The ABC - an overview
- A useful paper prepared by Dr Rhonda Jolley of the Australian Parliamentary Library.
- Turning wine into water
- Darce Cassidy comments on Professor Judith Sloane's attack on the ABC. August 2011
