The government has released its proposed media law reforms, and its regional Australia that stands to lose the most. Tim Dwyer, Derek Wilding, Helen Wilson and Simon Curtis examine four regional locations ? Wollongong, Townsville, Launceston and Toowoomba ? and find that residents have few sources of local news, and many are angry at the poor quality and lack of coverage of major events. Yet the government?s proposed media diversity test would allow further and significant consolidation in all four locations. This report also reviews media ownership and local content in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the US and the UK. A detailed summary is available online
The Government has announced the most significant reforms to Australia\u27s media laws in a generati...
In the light of new and complex challenges to media policy and regulation, the Australian government...
In the light of new and complex challenges to media policy and regulation, the Australian government...
The government has released its proposed media law reforms, and its regional Australia that stands t...
The debate about media reform is confusing, but changes to media laws could affect what regional aud...
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Light on detail and raising many more questions than it answers, yesterday’s Convergence Review inte...
The Government has announced the most significant reforms to Australian media regulation in a g...
This thesis examines the implementation into regional Australian television of the policy known as e...
The news media are often criticised for not considering the impact of their reporting on audiences. ...
The Government has announced the most significant reforms to Australia\u27s media laws in a generati...
In the light of new and complex challenges to media policy and regulation, the Australian government...
In the light of new and complex challenges to media policy and regulation, the Australian government...
The government has released its proposed media law reforms, and its regional Australia that stands t...
The debate about media reform is confusing, but changes to media laws could affect what regional aud...
Rural/regional news is emerging as a vital area of media policy and research throughout the world as...
News media ownership across the globe is becoming increasingly concentrated. Large media companies a...
To bring our media ownership laws into the digital era, the Government has announced the most signif...
In theory the media should diversify a nation’s democracy, serving as a channel through which many d...
Reform of Australia's media ownership rules has been under discussion for several years, with at lea...
The media world has been rocked by digital disruption and it\u27s set to change even more. Now the ...
Light on detail and raising many more questions than it answers, yesterday’s Convergence Review inte...
The Government has announced the most significant reforms to Australian media regulation in a g...
This thesis examines the implementation into regional Australian television of the policy known as e...
The news media are often criticised for not considering the impact of their reporting on audiences. ...
The Government has announced the most significant reforms to Australia\u27s media laws in a generati...
In the light of new and complex challenges to media policy and regulation, the Australian government...
In the light of new and complex challenges to media policy and regulation, the Australian government...