1. About Us
(The Campaign/About Us)

...ewal of the agreement covering more than 1500 journalists’ pay and conditions have stalled, leaving their future uncertain. Fairfax management is attempting to silence its journalists by pursuing ...

2. Executive Salaries: A study
(The Campaign/Editorial)

...at the chief financial officer, Sankar Narayan, pays himself). But Fairfax management’s “plan” for the future is nothing more than a means of stripping value out of one of this country’s oldest and...

3. Fair Go, Fairfax: Don't discount journalism
(The Campaign/Editorial)

In May this year , the Media Alliance and The Walkley Foundation organised a two-day seminar on the future of journalism. Much of the time was spent asking, “Do newspapers have a future?” Clearly, con

4. Fairfax cuts spell decline of excellence
(The Campaign/Editorial)

...ia watcher Mark Day, have never rung more true than in the present climate of uncertainty surrounding the future of quality journalism. Day was lamenting the latest announcement from Fairfax Media...

5. British Journalists: Be Strong. Be Proud. Be Victorious
(The Campaign/Letters of Support)

On behalf of 39,000 members of the National Union of Journalists in the UK and Ireland we send you solidarity and support for your fight to defend the editorial integrity and quality of your papers.

6. Welcome back to work!
(The Campaign/Editorial)

...g for redundancy can have some certainty about their rights and can make an informed decision about their future. Company restructure and redundancies As part of talks on the weekend, the company...

7. Staff continue the battle
(The Campaign/Editorial)

... on 0412 984 925 or email claire.orourke@alliance.org.au to get involved in the campaign to fight for the future of our company. Anyone who works at Fairfax is eligible to join the Media Alliance. It’...

8. ABC PM: Fairfax standing ground over journalist strike
(The Campaign/In The News)

Journalists at the Fairfax Group face an uncertain future after the company maintained it would use strike-breakers to publish its newspapers, the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and the Australian Fin

9. Sunday Age clings to "hope"
(The Campaign/In The News)

Fairfax Media plans to cut up to 14% of the editorial staff from its metro daily newspapers. One of the affected papers, The Sunday Age, notes that sub-editors' jobs are among some of those to be lost

10. 550 jobs go while Fairfax chiefs get paid $11.67 million
(The Campaign/Editorial)

...h for restraint at the upper levels of Fairfax at a time when their employees are wondering what the future holds. Even the company’s chief financial officer Sankar Narayan, is earning $1.4 mil...

11. PM wants quality journalism to continue
(The Campaign/Editorial)

...nishing newspaper circulation. In the keynote speech, Mr Rudd said quality journalism was integral to the future of the country. Read more ...

12. Online media can't bridge quality gap, says Beecher
(The Campaign/In The News)

THE future of quality journalism in Australia is so precarious that politicians may soon be forced to consider whether governments should support alternative media outlets in the interests of protecti

13. Fairfax CEO Kirk reluctant to speak to staff
(The Campaign/In The News)

...e Age, will give a speech at the Sydney Institute entitled: 'The public good, public companies, and the future of print media and quality journalism'. Kirk's speech is being advertised as follows: '...

14. New CEO's message to staff
(The Campaign/Editorial)

... Australia, New Zealand and the United States.  I believe firmly in the company and its future.   We produce first-class journalism in print, online and on the air.&nbs...

15. The Andrew Olle Media Lecture 2008
(The Campaign/In The News)

...iness enterprise. Many are only interested in building wealth…not in building value. Not in building the future and the culture of journalism." Read the transcript here ...

16. UK engaged in hot debate about quality journalism
(The Campaign/In The News)

... the views of all three emailers is that they are not railing against the web. What troubles them is the future of a journalism they obviously regard as important for our society." See Greensla...

17. Pessimistic about journalism's future
(The Campaign/In The News)

The Guardian newspaper's media industry blogger, Roy Greenslade, reproduces an e-mail from a British journalist worried about the fate of quality journalism. Read more

18. Future of Journalism summit in Melbourne
(The Campaign/Editorial)

...Vanishing Newspaper -  will be among a stellar line-up of speakers when the Alliance hosts its next Future of Journalism summit in Melbourne on Wednesday November 26 (the day before the Walkley...

19. Fairfax boss hits back at criticism
(The Campaign/In The News)

...n which 550 positions are being made redundant -- in a speech to the Sydney Institute last night on the future of print media and quality journalism. "Quality is not just about numbers -- how m...

20. B-grade managers and trash content
(The Campaign/In The News)

The Future of Journalism conference held in Melbourne yesterday could hardly avoid lamenting the present and the past before moving on to the future. Thus it was that media company management, and

21. Ron Walker silent on David Kirk's fate
(The Campaign/In The News)

...FAX Media chairman Ron Walker has declined to comment on speculation about chief executive David Kirk's future at the newspaper and radio company. Mr Walker was responding to a newspaper report tha...

22. Kirk exits Fairfax, McCarthy acting CEO
(The Campaign/Editorial)

...t the business who have contributed to the re-positioning of Fairfax Media for continued success in the future.'' Read more ...

23. Kirk departs, victim of troubled times
(The Campaign/Editorial)

...y, and defended his $1.7 million salary package and $865,000 bonus for the past financial year, his own future was being determined by a meeting of the company's board that was being held in Sydney...

24. Ron Walker's message to Fairfax staff
(The Campaign/In The News)

...t the business who have contributed to the re-positioning of Fairfax Media for continued success in the future. I express my sincere appreciation to my executive management team, who have been o...

25. Interim CEO McCarthy's message to staff
(The Campaign/In The News)

... I express my appreciation for all David did to build Fairfax Media and wish him the very best for the future.   The most important thing each of us can do right now is to focus on our ...

26. Another editor departs
(The Campaign/In The News)

...s a bloody, bloody time to be in charge of a newspaper, and no prospect of things improving either. The future is one of downsizing, trying to do the same with less, sackings and redundancies.&quot...