Abstract: Indigenous communities in Australia and Canada are challenging notions of the cultural hegemony of mass media. Implicit in new media technologies are empowering strategies which have enabled community broadcasters to appropriate media for their own culturally specific use. In Australia, Aborigines have adopted interactive and local television as a cultural resource to aid in strengthening languages and culture. In Canada, a pan-Canadian Native television network enables indigenous access and cultural leadership in a different way. However policymakers in both countries need to become more attuned to the creative options emerging in the form of these ``ideas from the bush.'' Résumé: Certaines communautés autochtones en Australie ...
The Reporting and Reception of Indigenous Issues in the Australian Media was a\ud three year project...
Kerry McCallum and Lisa Waller locate the diverse, abundant and dynamic field of Indigenous media wi...
Many people in the modern world identify with a culture essentially transmitted through live or reco...
International audienceThis chapter presents the relation beween Indigenous peoples in Australia and ...
Tom O'Regan and Philip Batty in Australian Television Culture, identify a problematic confronta...
The establishment of a National Indigenous Television Network (NITV) in Australia has been an impor...
In Australia indigenous peoples have never had a treaty with the dominant cultures; and their on-goi...
A continuing failure by the broader public sphere to account for Indigenous cultural needs has playe...
Indigenous communities in Australia have fought for access to the airwaves, despite resistance from ...
Many people in the modern world identify with a culture essentially transmitted through live or reco...
Indigenous communities in Australia have fought for access to the airwaves, despite resistance from ...
Broadcast television has most often been understood as a site for the narration of unified national ...
The National Indigenous Television (NITV) service was launched in July 2007. NITV's public service b...
Australian television officially commenced in 1956, two decades after the United States and Britain....
Australians are currently served by two public broadcasting networks. While both the ABC and the SBS...
The Reporting and Reception of Indigenous Issues in the Australian Media was a\ud three year project...
Kerry McCallum and Lisa Waller locate the diverse, abundant and dynamic field of Indigenous media wi...
Many people in the modern world identify with a culture essentially transmitted through live or reco...
International audienceThis chapter presents the relation beween Indigenous peoples in Australia and ...
Tom O'Regan and Philip Batty in Australian Television Culture, identify a problematic confronta...
The establishment of a National Indigenous Television Network (NITV) in Australia has been an impor...
In Australia indigenous peoples have never had a treaty with the dominant cultures; and their on-goi...
A continuing failure by the broader public sphere to account for Indigenous cultural needs has playe...
Indigenous communities in Australia have fought for access to the airwaves, despite resistance from ...
Many people in the modern world identify with a culture essentially transmitted through live or reco...
Indigenous communities in Australia have fought for access to the airwaves, despite resistance from ...
Broadcast television has most often been understood as a site for the narration of unified national ...
The National Indigenous Television (NITV) service was launched in July 2007. NITV's public service b...
Australian television officially commenced in 1956, two decades after the United States and Britain....
Australians are currently served by two public broadcasting networks. While both the ABC and the SBS...
The Reporting and Reception of Indigenous Issues in the Australian Media was a\ud three year project...
Kerry McCallum and Lisa Waller locate the diverse, abundant and dynamic field of Indigenous media wi...
Many people in the modern world identify with a culture essentially transmitted through live or reco...