Centre for Media Transition

Anh Nguyen from the University of Amsterdam is researching the legal and geopolitical dynamics shaping emerging quantum technology. Anh joined .3 Breakfast to explain quantum technology, value chain governance, and why chokepoints aren’t so bad, despite the name 🔻

Snackademics - Quantum Entanglements - 2SER As quantum technology ecosystems around the world strive towards commercial scale-up, government and industry actors have invoked “value chain governance” in their respective economic security and competitiveness agendas to stake claim over sites of innovation production pivotal for building up ...

Anh Nguyen, a visiting Fellow from the University of Amsterdam examines the legal and geoploitcal dynamics shaping emerging quantum technology 👇
https://www.uts.edu.au/news/2026/05/in-the-thick-of-emerging-tech-governance

Sacha Molitorisz explores why Australia is slipping down the global press freedom index 🔻
https://www.uts.edu.au/news/2026/05/press-here-for-freedom

Research Fellow Michael Davis weighs up the hype and scepticism around AI 👇
https://www.uts.edu.au/news/2026/05/hype-train-blues

CMT's Michael Davis headed to Wikimania to find out what they think about the rise of generative AI and its implications for the online encyclopedia, reporting back via Snackademics on 2ser Breakfast.

Snackademics Goes To Wikimania! - 2SER Wikimania is the Wikimedia movement’s annual conference, the gathering of the Wikimedians. Michael Davis is a research fellow at the UTS Centre for Media Transition, where he leads the information integrity research program. Michael headed to Wikimania to find out what they think about the rise of...

CMT Co-Director Monica Attard explains some of the tensions behind-the-scenes at the Walkley Awards. These tensions appear to be driven by different conceptions of good reporting 👇

When the Walkley board walks Monica Attard explains some of the tensions behind-the-scenes at the Walkley Awards.

Julie Eisenberg details how funds raised through the proposed News Bargaining Incentive might be distributed to benefit Australian News Media 🔻
https://www.uts.edu.au/news/2026/05/an-incentive-to-distribute

CMT Co-Director Derek Wilding sifts through the proposed News Bargaining Incentive legislation and highlights four key issues🔻
https://www.uts.edu.au/news/2026/05/nbi---next-big-idea-please

Our newsletter is out! - we take a deep dive into the proposed News Bargaining Incentive legislation and then explore some behind the scenes tensions at the Walkleys 🔽
https://www.uts.edu.au/news/2026/05/media-in-motion

While most Australians still expect journalists to honour the core principles of objectivity, fairness, and accuracy, the meanings of these terms have shifted, reflecting a more diverse information environment in which news and opinion are conflated – and where anyone with access to the internet can argue they are a journalist.

This month on Double Take, journalist, academic and author Associate Professor Margaret Simons joins us to discuss the evolving concept of objectivity in journalism.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3kq71MALcvqsDXzzqhjW5I?si=X-mQewXASaWO55rwPW4IUw

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