Australian New Zealand Communication Association 2007 Annual Conference

Refereed Presenters

The following papers, listed in alphabetical order by (first) author, were accepted as refereed papers at ANZCA2007, and were presented at the Conference and accordingly published in the Conference Proceedings:

• Heather Anderson
  Postgraduate, School of Arts, Griffith University
  ‘Civil Dead Radio: Prisoners in the Public Sphere’
  Abstract | PDF (72 kb)
• Dr Slavka Antonova
  Senior Lecturer, Department. of Management & International Business, Massey University, Auckland
  ‘Global Internet Governance: Negotiating Power in ICANN’
  Abstract | PDF (80 kb)
• Sarah Baker
  School of Communication Studies Auckland University of Technology
  'The death of a genre? Television current affairs programmes on New Zealand Public Television'
  Abstract | PDF (80 kb)
  
• Dr Susan Barber
  Associate Professor, School of Film and Television, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA
  ‘Runaway, Negligent and Abusive Mothers: Alternate Mother-Daughter Relationships in Australian Film’
  Abstract | PDF (103 kb)
• Dean Chan
  School of Communications and Contemporary Arts, Edith Cowan University
  ‘Dead-in-Iraq and the Spatial Politics of Digital Game Art Activism’
  Abstract | PDF (67 kb)
• Dr Toija Cinque
  Communications and Media Studies Postgraduate Program, National Centre for Australian Studies (NCAS), School of Humanities, Communications and Social Sciences, Faculty of Arts, Monash University
  The ABC and SBS Online: From Portal to Vortal
  Abstract | PDF (67 kb)
• Mary Debrett
  Media Studies Program, La Trobe University
  ‘Reinventing Public Service Television: From Broadcasters to Media Content Companies’
  Abstract | PDF (83 kb)
• Michael Dieter
  Postgraduate, School of Culture and Communication, University of Melbourne
  ‘Notes on Hardware Archaeology & 8-Bit Videogame Modification’
  Abstract | PDF (69 kb)
• Shiv Ganesh
  Senior Lecturer. Waikato Management School, University of Waikato
  ‘Running Head: Changing Patterns of ICT Use’
  Abstract | PDF (92 kb)
• Stuart Glover
  School of English, University of Queensland
  ‘Literature as Multifunctional Institution: The Implications of Media Treatment of Literature and Publishing Policy’
  Abstract | PDF (102 kb)
• Dr F. Elizabeth Gray
  Department of Communication and Journalism, Massey University
  Dr. Lisa Emerson
  School of English and Media Studies. Massey University
  Dr. Bruce MacKay
  Institute of Natural Resources, Massey University
  ‘“Talking the Talk”: Industry and Student Perspectives on Oral Communication in Science Education’
  Abstract | PDF (97 kb)
• Prof. Lelia Green
  Associate Dean, Research and Higher Degrees, Faculty of Education and Arts, Edith Cowan University
  Dr Nahid Kabir
  Research Fellow in the School of Communications and Contemporary Arts at the Edith Cowan University
  ‘What the British Papers Said on the First Anniversary of the London Bombing’
  Abstract | PDF (96 kb)
• Associate Professor R. Harindranath
  School of Culture and Communication, The University of Melbourne
  ‘Refugee Experience, Subalternity, and the Politics of Representation’
  Abstract | PDF (77 kb)
• Dr David Holmes
  Communications and Media Studies, Monash University
  ‘Clutching at Straw Media: Talking up the Internet to Open Up Media Monopolies’
  Abstract | PDF (74 kb)
• Kim A. Johnston
  School of Advertising, Marketing & Public Relations, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane
  ‘Community Engagement: A Relational Perspective’
  Abstract | PDF (168 kb)
• Zorana Kostic
  Postgraduate, Department of Media and Communication, University of Sydney
  ‘Prospects and Dilemmas for Public Service Broadcasting: A Comparative Study of Japanese and Australian Public Broadcast Television’
  Abstract | PDF (109 kb)
• Dr Jane Landman
  School of Communication, Culture and Languages, Faculty of Arts, Education and Human Development, Victoria University
  ‘National Creativity and Collaboration in Co-produced Television Drama’
  Abstract | PDF (77 kb)
• Clare Lloyd
  Postgraduate, School of Design, Communication and Information Technology, University of Newcastle
  ‘Mobile Phones: Definition, Discourse and Rules of Practice’
  Abstract | PDF (71 kb)
• Steve Mackey
  School of Communication & Creative Arts, Deakin University
  ‘Public Relations and the Rhetoric of Civil Society’
  Abstract | PDF (98 kb)
• Anthony Mason
  Postgraduate, School of Creative  Communication, Division of Communication and Education, University of Canberra.
  ‘Interpreting Fiji: Australian Media Coverage of the 1987 and 2000 Coups’
  Abstract | PDF (61 kb)
• Kerry McCallum
  Lecturer, Communication, University of Canberra
  ‘Indigenous Violence as a “Mediated Public Crisis”’
  Abstract | PDF (652 kb)
• Lucy Morieson
  Postgraduate, School of Applied Communication, RMIT University
  ‘From Paper to Screen: Mapping the Path of Online Newspapers in Australia’
  Abstract | PDF (77 kb)
• Dalmé Mulder
  Lecturer, Integrated Marketing Communication, Department of Communication and Information Studies, Faculty of the Humanities, University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa
  ‘Driving.IMC@home.org/effectiveness (Driving Integrated Marketing Communication Home for Organisational Effectiveness)’
  Abstract | PDF (132 kb)
• Niki Murray
  Department of Communication and Journalism, Massey University
  Reflections on the place of adults with low functional literacy in the communicatively integrated community
  Abstract | PDF (222 kb)
  
• Bahiyah Omar
  School of English, Communications and Performance Studies, Monash University
  ‘The Switch to Online Newspapers: Could Immediacy Be a Factor?’
  Abstract | PDF (91 kb)
• Andrea Roberts
  Postgraduate, University of South Australia
  ‘How the Dominant Discourse on the Menopause Impacts on Women in Senior Management’
  Abstract
• Dr Usha M. Rodrigues
  Lecturer in Journalism, HUMCASS, Monash University
  ‘Need for a Cohesive Television Policy in India’
  Abstract | PDF (79 kb)
• Philip Senior
  Department of Government and International Relations, University of Sydney
  ‘Press Coverage of Televised Leaders’ Debates in Australian Federal Elections’
  Abstract | PDF (139 kb)
• Nick Sharman
  Department of Media and Communications University of Melbourne
  ‘Ethical Communication and the Leadership of Martin Luther King, Jr.’
  Abstract | PDF (77 kb)
• Peter Simmons
  FIFA Joao Havelange Research Scholar 2008, School of Communication, Charles Sturt University
  ‘Fair Call: Player Perceptions of Justice in Football Referee Communication’
  Abstract | PDF (102 kb)
• Frank Sligo, Elspeth Tilley, Niki Culligan, Margie Comrie and Franco Vaccarino
  Department of Communication and Journalism, Massey University
  ‘Place, People and Voice: Creating and Communicating Expressive Content via Cartoons’
  Abstract | PDF (86 kb)
• Christina Spurgeon
  Media and Communication in the Creative Industries Faculty, Queensland University of Technology
  ‘Advertising and the New Media of Mass Conversation’
  Abstract | PDF (77 kb)
• David S. Waller
  Senior Lecturer, School of Marketing, University of Technology, Sydney
  Roman Lanis
  Senior Lecturer, School of Marketing, University of Technology, Sydney
  ‘An Analysis of Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosure by Advertising Agencies’
  Abstract | PDF (83 kb)
• David Waller
  University of Technology, Sydney
  Paul Wang
  University of Technology, Sydney
  Mark Morrison
  Charles Sturt University
  Harmen Oppewal
  Monash University
  ‘Media Choice for Information Search to Purchase a New Technology’
  Abstract | PDF (76 kb)
• Dr Niranjala (Nina) Weerakkody
  School of Communication and Creative Arts, Deakin University
  ‘Framing the Discourses of Harm and Loss: A Case Study of Power Relations, Mobile Phones, and Children in Australia’
  Abstract | PDF (103 kb)
• Rowan Wilken
  The Australian Centre, The University of Melbourne
  John Sinclair
  ARC Professorial Fellow, The Australian Centre, The University of Melbourne
  ‘Global Vision, Regional Focus, “Glocal” Reality: Global Marketers, Marketing Communications, and Strategic Regionalism’
  Abstract | PDF (96 kb)