Add to ORKGThe trans-Pacific communication and press networks established during the war had permanently fractured the imperial communication and press systems of the pre-war years. Imperial perspectives on communication policy remained influential after the war83 and the British Commonwealth continued to play a major role on the co-operative development of international communication infrastructure. At the same time, the strategic and commercial importance of the US relationship for Australia was firmly established. This changed situation was first given formal recognition in the realm of international communication policy via the 1945 Bermuda agreement
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The end of the Second World War saw global telecommunications governance renegotiated. The dominant ...
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This paper examines the political and economic circumstances surrounding the introduction of interna...
The years 1921–57 marked a period of immense upheaval for Australia as the nation navigated economic...
In the latter part of the nineteenth century, one of the prerequisites for a country's membership of...
The trans-Pacific communication and press networks established during the war had permanently fractu...
This study is focused on the origins of the 1922 agreement between the Commonwealth government ...
The extraordinary success of the commercial beam wireless services between Britain and its Dominions...
This chapter sets out to analyse the convergence of powerful competing interests underpinning the co...
The end of the Second World War saw global telecommunications governance renegotiated. The dominant ...
The end of the Second World War saw global telecommunications governance renegotiated. The dominant ...
Australia’s sense of national identity has developed differently from most other nations which have ...
In 1942 Curtin officially turned Australia to the United States for support and regarded the United ...
In July 1931, a year-and-a-half before the BBC opened its Empire broadcasting service, Amalgamated W...
This dissertation is an account of Australia's re-orientation of security thinking after the "catha...
This paper was originally published in Telecommunication Journal of Australia, Volume 5, No. 5, 1946...
To raise global awareness of Australia's role in Pacific conflicts, World War II Prime Minister John...
This paper examines the political and economic circumstances surrounding the introduction of interna...
The years 1921–57 marked a period of immense upheaval for Australia as the nation navigated economic...
In the latter part of the nineteenth century, one of the prerequisites for a country's membership of...