Known as the Nedlands Monster, Cooke turned the big country town of Perth into a city. Many decades after his death, two of his crimes would have a ricochet effect on the Australian justice system and the public’s perception of the police force, all thanks to the diligent efforts of two West Australian journalists.

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Australia's biggest Social Media & Digital Marketing conference took place in Perth last month.

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Copyright can be confusing, especially when there is an ongoing court battle which could change the entire landscape for media monitoring organisations in Australia.

Your media monitoring brief shouldn’t be a ‘set and forget’ document that you hand over to us at the beginning of your contract and then never look at again.

Video may have killed the radio star, but the pandemic created podcast powerhouses with around 9 million Aussies regularly tuning in.

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Vain actors and aristocrats can be credited with the fact Media Monitoring exists as a service today.

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Described by some as a necessary evil and others as a scourge on journalistic integrity, chequebook journalism is a practice that can be traced back to Europe and Britain since at least the 1850’s

The origins of April Fool’s Day are unknown with many believing the custom began in Renaissance Europe. Over the centuries pranks have become progressively more elaborate and the media industry have really embraced trying to fool the consumers.

Over 12.7 million Australians (60.8% of the population) say the Internet is their main source of news, but what sort of news are they consuming?

Unless you’re a uni student or work for MyMedia I think it’s safe to assume you don’t have time to watch the daily press conferences on ABCNews24. However, if you do you might like to play the game ‘pick the soundbite’.

For nearly ten years the NT News became infamous for their hilarious front pagers, considering the current state of the world we thought we’d take a minute to have a politically incorrect giggle…

The profession of journalism has changed rather dramatically over the past 30 years and the biggest disruptor to the fourth estate has been the Internet.

Local papers are the pulse of a community. They can hold councils to account and inform residents on local issues, however in recent years regional newspapers have been dropping like flies.