clockwerx

One other example of the ABC getting it a bit wrong, though in a different context - Chris Kenny vs Chaser.

That resulted in a written apology, despite some initial lack of clarity as to if it actually violated any editorial guidelines or simply poor taste.

Given this seems to have had a much worse impact on your career and health; while being trivial to prove how likely do you think it is you'd receive any kind of apology without a large legal team and defamation lawsuit?

What about something like openaddresses.io?

Is your station interested in things like youtube? Ie blending typical content for TV with stuff for social media?

I see a few folks on YouTube trying to go the other direction, and would have a similar size production crew as you described before