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The story of the nosebleed decline of the newspaper industry told in pictures

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageUS Bureau of Labor Statistics: Employment in the information industriesUS Bureau of Labor Statistics

The impact of the Internet on the newspaper industry has been starkly highlighted by a graph released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. It shows how employment in that industry in the US has declined by 60% over the past 25 years, from 458,000...

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Government and opposition in a dead heat: Newspoll

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

The latest Newspoll shows Coalition and Labor on 50-50% in two-party terms, while micro parties and independents have increased their support in the past fortnight.

As the national polls continue to show the contest neck and neck, Labor lost its small 51-49% Newspoll lead which it had enjoyed since early April.

In the Fairfax Ipsos poll published on...

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