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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 issueThe Globalisation of Advertising in Asia The SBS is the subject of a special section of this issue which includes the transcripts of a panel discussion held at the recent Australian and New Zealand Communication Association Conference (ANZCA09). We are most grateful to ANZCA President Terry Flew for making these available to us and for doing such a fine job of editing. Of particular interest in this discussion is what Gay Hawkins describes as the media’s role in the technologies of citizenship, and how SBS has figured in this equation. The themed section on ‘The Globalisation of Advertising in Asia’ looks at Australia's orientation to Asia in terms of culture and trade with a series of papers brought together by John Sinclair that were first presented at an international symposium of that name in Melbourne in 2008. Taken together, as John points out in his Introduction, these papers underline just how diverse this region really is through an exploration of the character and role of advertising in these developing economies. News2 December 2009: Issue 133 now available 4 November 2009: New books available for review 17 September 2009: Issue 132 now available 17 September 2009: Sue Turnbull takes over from Gerard Goggin as editor 1 September 2009: New books available for review 11 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
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