Media and Communications in Australia

ISBN-13: 9781743311639 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 424 str.

Stuart Cunningham

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The most widely used introduction to the Australian media, fully updated to reflect the increasing prominence of the internet in the communication and entertainment industries.

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Tables and figures

Abbreviations and acronyms

About the authors

Preface

Introduction: The media and communications today - Stuart Cunningham and Sue Turnbull

PART I: APPROACHES

1 The media and communications: Theoretical traditions - John Sinclair

2 Textual analysis - Alan McKee

3 Representation - Kate Bowles

4 Imagining the audience - Sue Turnbull

5 Policy and regulation - Stuart Cunningham

PART II: INDUSTRIES

6 The press - Rodney Tiffen

7 Telecommunications - Jock Given

8 Radio - Bridget Griffen-Foley

9 Film, video, DVD and online delivery - Deb Verhoeven

10 Television - Stephen Harrington

11 Magazines - Frances Bonner

12 Advertising and marketing - John Sinclair

13 Popular music - Shane Homan

14 The internet, online and mobile communication - Gerard Goggin

15 Games: Mobile, locative and social - Larissa Hjorth

PART III: ISSUES

16 Social media - Jean Burgess and John Banks

17 Social selves - Rowan Wilken and Anthony McCosker

18 'White bread' media - Tanja Dreher

19 Celebrity culture - Graeme Turner

20 The ethics of privacy - Kate Bowles

21 Sports media - David Rowe

22 Media and the environment - Libby Lester

23 Public service broadcasting - Maureen Burns

24 Classification and regulation - Terry Flew

25 The apps industry - Ben Goldsmith

26 Media ethics - Catharine Lumby

27 Crisis communication - Axel Bruns

References

Index

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STUART CUNNINGHAM is Distinguished Professor of Media and Communications, Queensland University of Technology, and Director of the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation. SUE TURNBULL is Professor in Communication and Media Studies at the University of Wollongong, and editor of Media International Australia.