1. Fairfax ruined by incompetence - mastheads trashed
(The Campaign/In The News)

Crikey.com.au publisher Eric Beecher writes: "In his lecture, Michael Gawenda has revealed in public what most insiders have known privately for years - Australia's premier newspaper publisher

2. How, now, David Kirk
(The Campaign/Editorial)

...airfax Media's senior management understands what is at stake, given that former editor of The Age Michael Gawenda says the company has suffered from a decade-long " failure of imagination and co...

3. Kirk: Former Fairfax editors 'poisonous' and 'Chicken Littles'
(The Campaign/In The News)

...edia should "give up the fight" to adapt to a changing environment. Mr Kirk said that if Michael Gawenda, who edited The Age between 1997 and 2004 and sharply criticised Fairfax management ...

4. It's wrong to sacrifice content
(The Campaign/In The News)

Several commentators, including two former Fairfax Media editors, Michael Gawenda and Eric Beecher, have sharply criticised cuts to editorial staff at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. (Fairfa

5. Fairfax cutbacks chilling: ex-editor
(The Campaign/In The News)

A FORMER editor of The Age newspaper, Michael Gawenda, has described as "chilling" recent editorial cuts announced by Fairfax Media, saying it is a failure of imagination and commitment t

6. Ex-Fairfax editor lashes old bosses
(The Campaign/In The News)

Michael Gawenda, former editor-in-chief of Melbourne's The Age, has painted a bizarre but not totally surprising picture of life in Fairfax Media's newspaper. In a speech last week, Gawenda talked of

7. Former editor decries 'chilling' job cuts
(The Campaign/In The News)

A FORMER editor-in-chief of The Age, Michael Gawenda, has criticised the newspaper's management for a "slash and burn" response to declining advertising revenue and described cuts to edito

8. Payback as Fairfax sacks Michael Gawenda
(The Campaign/In The News)

Former Age editor Michael Gawenda has been sacked as a columnist and occasional feature writer by new Age editor-in-chief Paul Ramadge. "This is a payback," Gawenda said. The sacking came