Gavin Ellis

Gavin Ellis discusses security intelligence and Australian newspaper readership figures. Audio

Paywalls, newspaper circulation figures and changes at News Ltd. Audio

Media coverage of the Fonterra contamination scare. Audio

Journalism, subversion and criminality, media coverage of Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard and the demise of the press photographer. Audio

The media's coverage of the Wellington earthquakes; a new book called 'Killing Fairfax'; and information that people put about themselves online cannot be relied on to be accurate. Audio

Gavin Ellis discusses David Shearer's premature obituary, graphics and columnists. Audio

The Labour Party's gender balance proposal; the validity of America's Cup coverage; and should media reflect changing attitudes to grammar? Audio

Swipe card surveillance, TV3's Bain evidence story. Audio

Gavin Ellis has autionary media tales from abroad: things that have happened overseas and what could happen in NZ. Audio

Radio NZ's new Chief; the restructuring of MediaWorks; TVNZ's new social media policy for staff, and; the Truth is no longer out there, the demise of New Zealand's first tabloid. Audio

Fairfax's protection of the Peter Dunne emails; and the latest PwC global media outlook and the prediction that online will surpass newspaper advertising revenue by 2015. Audio

On the state of the media, the Al Nisbet cartoons and leaks. Audio

Christchurch may become the most documented earthquake in history; The Teachers Council; Newspaper readership and circulation. Audio

The Fairfax pictures story; doctoring of award-winning pictures; and does a judge have the power to impose a "moral obligation" on a broadcaster? Audio

Media with Gavin Ellis. Audio

The dangerous practice of naming suspects before they are arrested and the sale of Fairfax's photo archive to an American entrepreneur. Audio

Colin Craig and the satirical blog, and how a new website - allaboutauckland.com - is being used by news organisations. Audio

Mistakes in reporting on the Boston bombing, sale of the Christchurch Star, and judging the Judges. Audio

Susan Devoy's "exclusive" interview on Maori TV, the Scoop Foundation launch and what news stories get passed on. Audio

The website that analyses Herald front pages. Audio