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TECHNOLOGY

Apple loses customer emails. Oops

Immobilised by Apple’s MobileMe, even without an iPhone

As the hype surrounding the god-like iPhone slowly face, a massive problem with Apple's subscription email service has emerged, writes Stilgherrian.

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TV ad slump is just the beginning...

In comments yesterday Nine said it was confident of rebuilding its ad share to match its ratings share, while Seven said it would retain its share. But they might struggle, writes Glenn Dyer.

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Victorian transport users the victims of AWFUL ad campaigns

Victorian motorists and public transport users are the targets for obscure, patronising and occasionally downright creepy advertising, writes Stephen Downes.

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Has the Tour de France turned the doping corner?

There have been drug cheats caught at this year's Tour de France, but unlike previous years, it has not brought the event to its knees. Has the sport turned the corner? Nahum Alyiffe investigates.

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Media briefs: Eddie tell-all boned, journalism by McDonald's

Reality TV has dirtiest carbon footprint ... Boned! ... Journalism, now brought to you by McDonald's.

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And recently…

TV ad sales suffering, especially in Sydney

Growth in TV advertising revenue has slowed considerably on last year's numbers, writes Glenn Dyer.

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Big Brother the victim of McDonaldisation

Big Brother never really moved out of its training pants. Little wonder it's now been canned, writes Glenn Dyer.

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BB 08: the media didn't bite this year

Are the media suffering cold sweats as the drip feed of Big Brother is ripped from their arm once and for all? Not so much, says Sophie Black.

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What's all the fuss? It's just hardcore p-rn

The same media outlets which regularly work themselves up into a self righteous frenzy over Miley Cyrus-style inappropriateness don't mind giving the p-rn industry an easy ride on the side, writes Neil Walker.

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Media briefs: Newsroom backstabbing, Top Gear loses stig

Falloon disengagement begins ... Satin safari watch ... Less foreign news than ever before! ... Top Gear loses its stig ... Miley boosts VF sales ... Newspaper massacre .. Newsroom backstabbing.

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WYD was just a warm-up, here comes Beijing 08

For those of us sick of the media acting as uncritical cheerleaders of absurd ideologies – or even those who’d just like to see some actual news get reported -- WYD was just a warm-up. Say hello to the Beijing Olympics, writes Bernard Keane.

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WYD is the best PR the Catholic Church could pray for

World Youth Day has re-positioned the Catholic Church, two millennia old, as alive and well and relevant to a whole new generation of enthusiastic adherents, writes Trevor Cook.

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Finishing first now comes second for Greg Norman

Greg Norman's near miss at Royal Birkdale might have had an air of inevitability about it, but it was also courageous, writes Charles Happell.

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So who's really behind Freeview?

So who really controls Freeview, and how quickly has it been thrown together, and why? asks Margaret Simons.

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Media briefs: Seven wins the week ... the Great Global Warming Swindle swindle ... more paper cuts

Seven wins the week ... The Great Global Warming Swindle swindle ... More paper cuts ... The nerd niche ... Cutting the fat ... Shafer's picks

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AFL Commissars prove central planning is alive and well

The numbers on the AFL's plans for Sydney and the Gold Coast don't stack, now matter how loudly if the game's Commissars claim they do, writes Greg Barns.

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And the Wankley Award goes to ... a cranky bishop

In a World-Youth-Day themed week, why would the Wankley Award veer from the flock?

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Crikey’s AFL & NRL Hot Form Charts

The final, must-have piece of footy tipping intelligence, Crikey's Hot Form Charts, are here to help you complete your tipping for the weekend.

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Media briefs: Fairfax phony war, sign of the devil

Footy Show still showing signs of life ... Pratt and the AJN ...sign of the devil.

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23 July 2008

Alex Mitchell: How I broke the story of Lowy's first ATO punch-up

Connex ads: From the irritating to the mystifying

Bone drug might cause, not prevent, fractures

The Tour de France turns the doping corner

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