Crikey
Crikey is an independent Australian news website that offers commentary on politics, media, business, culture, and other topics. It was founded in 2000 by Stephen Mayne, a former journalist and political staffer. Crikey is known for its investigative journalism and often publishes stories that challenge the mainstream media narrative.
History[edit | edit source]
Crikey was established in 2000 by Stephen Mayne, who initially ran the site as a subscription-based email newsletter. The website quickly gained a reputation for its fearless reporting and willingness to tackle controversial subjects. In 2005, Crikey was sold to Eric Beecher's Private Media, which expanded its operations and increased its readership.
Content[edit | edit source]
Crikey covers a wide range of topics, including:
The website is known for its investigative journalism and often publishes stories that are overlooked by mainstream media outlets. Crikey also features opinion pieces from a variety of contributors, including journalists, academics, and public figures.
Notable Contributors[edit | edit source]
Over the years, Crikey has featured contributions from several notable journalists and commentators, including:
Subscription Model[edit | edit source]
Crikey operates on a subscription model, offering both free and paid content. Subscribers gain access to premium articles, newsletters, and other exclusive content. The website also offers a daily email newsletter that summarizes the day's top stories and provides analysis and commentary.
Criticism and Controversies[edit | edit source]
Crikey has faced criticism and legal challenges over its reporting. The website has been involved in several high-profile defamation cases, and its outspoken style has sometimes attracted backlash from those it criticizes. Despite this, Crikey has maintained a loyal readership and continues to be a significant player in the Australian media landscape.
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