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Media International Australia incorporating Culture and Policy publishes new scholarly and applied research on the media, telecommunications, and the cultural industries, and the policy regimes within which they operate. Broadly inclusive and interdisciplinary, the journal welcomes the writing of history, theory and analysis, commentary and debate. While its primary focus is Australia, the journal also aims to provide an international perspective. MIA was founded by Professor Henry Mayer in 1976. |
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ISSN: 1329-878X MIA is proudly supported by
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Current issueAustralian Media Reception Histories We are delighted to present a landmark collection of papers on Australian Media Reception Histories. The themed section makes for fascinating and thought-provoking reading — and really does, as the editors suggest, foster a ‘broader appraisal of the history of the Australian media than traditional studies of production have provided’. The eight papers they present cover a broad range of media forms (sensationalist press, cinema, talkback radio, magazines, drama, news and current affairs), and their authors inventively draw upon various methods and forms of evidence (from trials and oral histories, through readers and viewers’ letters, to geography, GIS and web forums). News11 June 2009: Issue 131 now available 6 May 2009: New books available for review 19 March 2009: Issue 130 now available 16 February 2009: 2009 Henry Mayer Lecture 29 January 2009: New books available for review 16 December 2008: Calls for papers for 'Too Much Too Young': Children, Young People, Sexuality and the Media (No 132) and The Globalisation of Advertising in Asia: The Impact on Media (No 133) 15 December 2008: Issue 129 theme introduction freely available for download 15 December 2008: Issue 129 now available 12 December 2008: Feedback about the future of MIA requested 21 October 2008: Books available for review
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