87 results on '"Communications"'
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2. Theorising 'the policy moment': the example of US telecommunication policy
3. What do we really want?: rethinking media and telephone user research
4. What does capital want?: corporate desire and the infobahn fantasy
5. New media, citizenship and consumer protection
6. Rural users' expectations of the information superhighway
7. The NII -National Information Infrastructure Agenda for Action- and community computer networks: highway, tollway or back road?
8. Here comes the revolution, again: evaluating predictions for the information superhighway
9. Reflections from the roadside: residential consumers and information superhighways
10. The way people want to talk: indigenous media production in Australia and Canada. -Paper presented at the seminar on Cultural Policy Studies: Questions of Method (1994: University of Technology, Sydney )
11. An Ersatz Asian nation?: the ABC in Asia
12. Transforming rhetoric into reality: Papua New Guinea's new communication policy
13. Public diplomacy and global media: a DFAT information paper. -Australia. Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
14. CNN over the Great Wall: transnational media in China
15. The samurai who came to the world's biggest barbecue: Australia, Japan and globalisation
16. The rhythm and structure of multicultural communication. -Version of a paper presented at the International Symposium on Electronic Art (3rd: 1992: Sydney). In special issue: Art and Cyberculture, edited by Ross Harley
17. Papua New Guinea, developing a national communication policy. -Report of the National Communication Policy Seminar (1993: Port Moresby, PNG )
18. Telecom Australia Fund for Social and Policy Research in Telecommunications. -In special issue: Digital Worlds, edited by Peter B. White
19. The future of the phone lines: the CREATE project. -Based on a paper presented at the Australian Communication Association. Conference (1991)
20. The European Community and '1992': towards common regulation for Europe
21. New communications policies: beyond the official text
22. New Zealand, deregulation and the spectrum. -Paper given at the Australian Communication Association. National Conference (1991: University of Technology, Sydney )
23. Social equity in communications policy. -Based on a study commissioned by the Telecom Australia Consumer Council
24. Australian communications policy: an interest group/ organisational perspective
25. Recent literature on Aussat: a brief review
26. A state government perspective on Aussat
27. Spacewarp: satellites, communications and distance
28. New technology and the politics of confusion
29. Satellite technology in Victorian schools: an uncertain and problematic future
30. Aussat as a telecommunications satellite
31. Exports from a Creative Nation
32. Reorienting Australia
33. Telecom Australia Fund for Social Policy Research in Telecommunications. -Includes brief details of current research projects, program support and other grants financed by the Fund
34. Cargo cults and technofetishism: a review of the multimedia proposals in Creative Nation
35. Superhighway blues
36. Aussat and civil aviation in Australia
37. Dallas Smythe: a lifetime at the frontier of communications. -Obituary
38. Satellites for Australia
39. Centralisation and decentralisation in Japan's 'information society'
40. Ways of seeing: AUSSAT in its social context
41. AUSSAT and the future: some legal conundrums
42. Life without ...: we could have said no. -to AUSSAT
43. International competition: communication services
44. New technologies in the outback and their implications
45. Reflections on the genesis of AUSSAT
46. Law, broadcasting and new technology: what is broadcasting
47. AUSSAT: is socio/ economic development, and Q-Net
48. Distance education
49. ATS-1 -Application Technology Satellite- in perspective
50. Aborigines, television and the satellite: impact and self management
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