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| Australian Journal of Communication |
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| Volume 34(3), 2007 |
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Ward, Ian, and Cahill, James |
Old and new media: Blogs in the third age of political communication. |
1-21 |
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| | The Internet offers an unprecedented confluence of low cost production, distribution, and marketing in a single publishing platform with minimal barriers to entry | |
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news
computer
technologies
print journalism
politics and government
Pacific rim
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Maras, Steven |
Reading James W. Carey on the university tradition. |
23-37 |
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| | Conceived as a contribution to scholarship on the work of James W Carey, this paper focuses on a short piece by Carey called 'The University Tradition in Journalism Education' | |
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higher education
critical theory
semiotic theory
print journalism
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Holden, Thomas, and Ragusa, Angela T. |
News coverage of landcare in The Age since the natural heritage trust. |
39-61 |
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| | Recognised as a long-standing symbol of environmentally sustainable land management practices, the organisation Landcare receives considerable publicity in mainstream Australian newspapers and features prominently among programs funded by the Howard Government's new environmental budget | |
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print journalism
organizational
public relations
Pacific rim
news
ecology
critical theory
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Hatcher, Caroline, Pini, Barbara, and Tywoniak, Stephane |
Dominant voices in 'new' local governance structures: Gender, language, and entrepreneurial behaviour in a rural Australian setting. |
63-84 |
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| | Over the past decade, the topic of rural governance has generated considerable interest as regional Australia seeks to find innovative ways to remain sustainable, and rural communities seek to mobilise their energies to adapt to an aging population and increasing global competition | |
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Pacific rim
democracy
gender
politics and government
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Cinque, Toija |
ABC online: A vortal for new opportunities? |
85-100 |
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| | This article undertakes an analysis of the ABC's website ABC Online -- www.abc.net.au -- to explore how the public broadcaster uses the Internet to offer new services | |
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television
computer
technologies
broadcasting and media
radio
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Balnaves, Mark, and Aly, Anne |
Media, 9/11, and fear: A national survey of Australian community responses to images of terror. |
101-112 |
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| | The history, politics, and psychology of fear have had extensive press since the attack on the World Trade Center in New York by Al-Qaeda terrorists | |
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memory
military and armed conflict
emotion
reticence
democracy
Pacific rim
politics and government
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Dare, Julie |
Managing relationships: Women's strategic communication practices during their midlife years. |
113-127 |
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| | This paper reports on the preliminary findings of research into the role that communication technolgies (ICTs) play during periods of transition in women's lives | |
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interpersonal
gender
computer
technologies
social structure
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Dimitrov, Roumen |
ChilOut: Strategic communication by small advocacy groups. |
129-143 |
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| | Children Out of Detention, or ChilOut, is one of the most successful advocates against the Australian federal government's policy of mandatory detention from 2001 to 2005 | |
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children
Pacific rim
politics and government
theory
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