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| Australian Journal of Communication |
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| Volume 24(3), 1997 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Livingston Kevin T. |
Charles Todd: Powerful communication technocrat in colonial and federating Australia. |
1-10 |
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| | The English-born Charles Todd influenced many of the major developments in the technical communication infrastructure of colonial and federating Australia during his 50-year public career: first, as South Australia's superintendent of telegraphs (1855-1870); then, as its postmaster-general (1870-1901); and, finally, as a Commonwealth deputy postmaster-general in the early years after federation (1901-1905) | |
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Putnis Peter. |
The business of empire: Henry M. Collins and the early role of Reuters in Australia. |
11-26 |
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| | Henry M Collins was the first General Manager for Reuters in Australia and New Zealand, occupying that position, from his headquarters in Melbourne, from 1878 till his retirement in 1909 | |
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Brownrigg Jeff. |
Alfred Ewins makes a stand: A country newspaper editor at work. |
27-40 |
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| | Starting as a journalist with the Yarrawonga Chronicle and Rivenna Advocate in 1883 Alfred Ewins (1861-1935) soon became its owner/editor, remaining with the paper until his retirement in 1935 | |
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Moyal Ann. |
"Poo Bah" Brown: Human whirlwind at the PMG -- a study in organisational style. |
41-51 |
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| | Harry Brown, who was permanent head of Australia's Postmaster General's Department 1923-39, at a higher salary than any other Secretary of State, transformed that vast but flagging national institution into one of high efficiency and technological advance | |
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Tebbutt John. |
Frank Clune: Modernity and popular national history. |
53-64 |
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| | Following WWII, Australians were buying more local literature than ever before | |
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Osborne Graeme. |
William Macmahon Ball: Making communication visible. |
65-84 |
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| | "Mac" Ball is best known as the University of Melbourne's first Professor of Political Science helped to turn Australia's gaze toward Asia and the Pacific | |
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Bertrand Ina. |
Stanley Hawes and the Commonwealth Film Unit. |
85-97 |
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| | Stanley Hawes arrived in Australia in 1946 as first Producer-in-Chief for the Australian National Film Board, and stayed on to head the federal government's film production agency till his retirement in 1970 | |
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Wilson Ian. |
Richard Hughes: The journalist as spy? |
117-128 |
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| | Hughes, a very able and colorful character of an earlier period of Australian journalism, is of interest because he was ahead of his colleagues in seeking to report and interpret Asia when Australia's focus was still Europe | |
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Mandle W. F. |
Colin Bednali: 1913-1976. |
129-144 |
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| | Colin Bednoll was a journalist in Australia in the 1930s and become a war correspondent in Europe during WWII | |
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Baban Tom. |
This is our way: The making of a journey, Mount Nancy and beyond. |
145-159 |
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| | Geoffrey Show is best known in central Australia for the manner in which he defends the right of Indigenous Australians to have a strong voice in their own affairs | |
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