Double Take

Centre for Media Transition

Welcome to this new podcast from the UTS Centre for Media Transition! We lift the lid on the big issues in news media and talk them through with stakeholders, people with some skin the game. Each month, one of us from the Centre will bring you a new interview, a double take on a different issue.

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    Funding a Way Forward for Australian News

    CMT Co-Director Derek Wilding speaks with two guests, Julie Eisenberg and Angela Flannery about CMT’s new research and the latest developments in the quest to make digital platforms contribute to news sustainability in Australia.

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  2. ABC Chair Kim Williams on AI and Public Broadcasting

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    ABC Chair Kim Williams on AI and Public Broadcasting

    As AI rapidly infiltrates every aspect of our lives, the news industry is facing another onslaught from the digital realm. AI companies with billion-dollar values are lobbying the government for copyright exceptions, having trained their systems on copyrighted materials including news. People are increasingly turning to AI for their news and information, and newsrooms are grappling with how AI can benefit news production and help connect them with audiences. ABC Chair Kim Williams weighs in with consideration to the impact AI will have not just on journalism, but on human civilisation.

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  3. The Year in Media Transition 2025

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    The Year in Media Transition 2025

    Our annual review is back - and how could we sum this year up without looking at AI in news - what it means practically and ethically? Sacha Molitorisz speaks with journalist, broadcaster and podcaster Joe Hildebrand, and ABC's Managing Editor (Standards & Compliance) Sashka Koloff about declining trust, hallucinations and sex robots. You'll have to listen to understand.

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  4. Podcasting in the Wild

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    Podcasting in the Wild

    Monica Attard speaks with Dr Siobhan McHugh, a leading podcast studies scholar and a multi award winning narrative podcast producer, and Dr Sarah Gilbert who leads the UTS Impact Studio, translating the scholarly work of academics into digestible podcasts.

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  5. Justice for Victims of Online Abuse

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    Justice for Victims of Online Abuse

    Does e-Safety do enough? In this episode, Professor Derek Wilding is speaking with Dr Noelle Martin, an expert on image-based abuse, and survivor-turned-activist. Noelle shares her research on image-based sexual abuse, particularly deepfake abuse, which disproportionately affects women globally.   Link below to Noelle's article 'Online safety regulation of deepfake abuse: a case study on Australia’s eSafety Commissioner': https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10383441.2025.2504791

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    Democracy and the Information Environment

    Michael Davis talks to Robin Mansell, Professor Emerita at the London School of Economics and Political Science and Scientific Director of the International Observatory on Information and Democracy. They discuss how a broader ecosystem based approach to problems of information integrity is needed.

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  7. Reporting on National Security: D-Notices or Not?

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    Reporting on National Security: D-Notices or Not?

    Reporting on matters of national security is high stakes, and few know that better than Cameron Stewart, Chief International Correspondent at The Australian newspaper, and one of Australia’s most experienced national security journalists. It’s widely accepted that if journalists don't have safe and lawful means to report on matters of national security, democracy is undermined. But government has a mission too – to protect Australians.   Susanne Lloyd-Jones, Lecturer at UTS Law, asks whether a voluntary, ‘media-led’ governance mechanism co-designed to build trust between the media and government could work.

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  8. Punter's Politics on Platforming News

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    Punter's Politics on Platforming News

    We know that people are increasingly getting their news from social media content creators: for people aged 25-34, the go-to platform for news is YouTube. But can content on these platforms be considered news and its creators' journalists? Where are the crossovers harmful or useful?  To help us explore this issue from a content creator’s perspective, our PhD student Chris Hall speaks with Konrad Benjamin, also known as Punter’s Politics. Chris’ PhD research looks into the social and legal impacts of youtubers producing journalism. You can find his article 'Platform Journalism on YouTube' here: https://intellectdiscover.com/content/journals/10.1386/ajr_00178_7

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Welcome to this new podcast from the UTS Centre for Media Transition! We lift the lid on the big issues in news media and talk them through with stakeholders, people with some skin the game. Each month, one of us from the Centre will bring you a new interview, a double take on a different issue.

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  • صناع العمل
    Centre for Media Transition
  • سنوات النشاط
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  • الحلقات
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  • التقييم
    ملائم
  • حقوق النشر
    © Centre for Media Transition
  • موقع البرنامج على الويب
    Double Take

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