Titlebook: Australian Communicat and Public Sphere; Helen Wilson Textbook 1989Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989 arts.Australia

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Failing the Public: The Media Marketplace,e in the national political debate. When the Minister for Communications, Michael Duffy, announced plans in November 1986 which would lead to ten months of frantic commercial activity and the fundamental reshaping of the country’s television, radio, newspaper and magazine industries, there was a pos

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Radio National: Survival in the Age of Economic (Ir)rationalism,on my own (limited) experience as a broadcaster and writer and ex-student of the sadly missed Bill Bonney? How to address issues raised by Bill Bonney in his 1983 paper ‘Australian broadcasting, professionalism and “national reconciliation”’, where optimistic scenarios for Radio National were expres

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Constructing Broadcasting for the Public,the Australian media, alongside the government funded national broadcaster and the commercial sector. In 1987 the Public Broadcasting Foundation reported that there were 76 radio stations with 300 paid staff and around 20,000 people involved each week as unpaid workers. There is also scope for furth

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Information as a Free Public Good,to the struggle over the future of libraries outside the ranks of professional librarians. Yet the conflict about their role is at the heart of the wider issue of the fundamental change occurring to ‘those institutions within which we construct, distribute and consume symbolic forms’ (Garnham 1986:

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