- Posted on 20 Nov 2025
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Centre for Media Transition - Issue 21 | 2025
This week, Monica Attard unpacks the latest BBC turmoil and what it signals for the ABC as public broadcasting becomes a proxy battlefield.
Derek Wilding digs into the proposed Australian content obligations for streaming services.
I look at new claims about Russia “grooming” AI models.
And finally, Alexia Giacomazzi invites you to our upcoming UTS panel ‘Can News Survive AI?’.
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Postdoctoral Research Fellow, UTS Centre for Media Transition
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