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Abstracts
| Bossio, Ms Diana | Teaching journalistic practice in a convergent media age: Innovations and issues | ||
| Breit, Dr Rhonda | Scoping the legal and professional understandings of journalism in Australia: A case study of ABC vs O'Neill |
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| Breit, Dr Rhonda & Johnston, Dr Jane |
Newspapers and courts: Developing a typology of court reporting | ||
| Buchanan, Dr Rachel | Bare bones, speed freaks and sleaze: How online journalism is remaking newspapers from inside out | ||
| Du Toit, Jeanne | The invention of journalism as an object of study: An institutional history | ||
Fulton, Janet |
Print journalism and the creative process: Traditional versus digital |
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| Gajevic, Slavko | Discourse of Justice in Media and Memory | ||
| Gillman, Sarah | From Port Arthur to Beaconsfield: The consolidation of the celebrity victim and its ramifications for Australian journalism | ||
Grunwald, Dr Ebbe & Rupar, Dr Verica |
Journalism curiosity and story telling frame: A comparative study of Australian and Danish newspapers |
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Hanitzsch, Dr Thomas |
Worlds of journalisms |
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| Hanusch, Dr Folker | The Hofstedian approach: Suggestions for a conceptual development of comparative journalism studies |
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| Harro-Loit, A/P Halliki | Who defines journalistic norms? | ||
| Hayes, Dr Mark | On being a Tuvaluan Tino Tusitala - Reporting upon and responding to global warming |
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| Kenyon, A/P Andrew & Marjoribanks, Tim |
Journalism, defamation law and public speech | ||
| Kudo, Mutsuru | A comparative study of newspaper reporting of the whaling conflict in Australia and Japan |
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Lauk, Dr Epp |
Comparing journalism cultures after the fall of Communism |
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Matheson, Dr Donald |
Looking for journalism culture, or, Excuses for reading journalists' memoirs |
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Meadows, Dr Michael |
Beyond the mainstream: Journalism, community and democracy |
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As the "rivers of gold" evaporate |
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Nolan, Dr David |
Regimes of professionalism and shifting practices in journalism |
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| Oakham, Dr Katrina Mandy | Don't mention the war: Exploring the new battle lines in the development of journalism as a discipline |
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| Obijiofor, Dr Levi & Hanusch, Dr Folker |
Foreign news reporting in the age of new technologies | ||
| Petzold, Thomas | Beyond 'A Little Bit of History Repeating': Comparing and reconceptualizing journalism in the 21st Century |
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| Ruklis, Kaspars | Living in two parallel realities: Media in bi-lingual environments in the Baltics |
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Stewart, Heather |
The internet impact... |
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Zion, Lawrie |
Tracking journalism graduates at a time of media upheaval |
Refereed Papers
| Bossio, Diana | Teaching journalistic practice in a convergent media age: Innovations and issues | ||
Buchanan, Dr Rachel |
Bare bones, speed freaks and sleaze: How online journalism is remaking newspapers from inside out | ||
| Du Toit, Jeanne | The invention of journalism as an object of study: An institutional history | ||
| Fulton, Janet | Print journalism and the creative process: Traditional versus digital | ||
| Hanusch, Dr Folker | The Hofstedian approach: Suggestions for a conceptual development of comparative journalism studies | ||
| Harro-Loit, A/P Halliki | Who decides upon normative conventions of journalistic culture? How to create comparative dimension? | ||
Lauk, Prof Epp |
Comparing journalism cultures after the fall of Communism |
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| Meadows, Dr Michael |
Beyond the mainstream: Journalism, community and democracy |
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| Nolan, Dr David |
Regimes of professionalism and shifting practices in journalism |
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| Oakham, Dr Katrina Mandy | Don't mention the war: Exploring the new battle lines in the development of journalism as a discipline | ||
Closing Keynote Presentation
Prof. Epp Lauk
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Last Updated 8-July-2008