Philip Kitley
Biographic Data
| ID | 1258097 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Philip Kitley |
| GIVEN NAMES | Philip |
| FAMILY NAME | Kitley |
| SIGNATURE | KITLEY P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wollongong |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Playboy Indonesia and the Media
This article examines the reactions of conservative Islamist groups to the publication of Playboy Indonesia and argues that their views deserve more recognition than they have received. In November 2006, the Public Prosecutor sued the Chief Editor of Playboy Indonesia for offending public morality. The prosecution of the magazine signified concerns about the global spread of commercial media products and the circulation of sexual imagery derived …
In court with the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission
President Soeharto's resignation on May 1998 came as a result of intense dissatisfaction with his management of the economy and public dissatisfaction with rent-seeking activities of his family and cronies. The resignation ushered in a heady period of reformasi or reform, marked by a euphoric return to democratic national elections in 1999 and legislation which sought to write reform into national politics and governance. The Press Act of 23 Sept…
Objectivity” and “Hard News” Reporting Across Cultures
This paper is concerned with comparisons of the language of hard news reporting across languages and cultures. Within English-language journalism, authorial “neutrality” and use of the “inverted pyramid” structure are frequently seen to be distinctive features of the modern hard news report and one of the grounds by which journalists assert the “objectivity” of their writing. This paper proposes a framework for investigating these notions linguis…
Television, Regulation and Civil Society in Asia
Part I Overview introduction - first principles: regulation and transversal civil society in comparative perspective profiles - national television systems in Asia. Part II Regulation and transversal civil society in Southeast Asia and Australia: television, media reform and civil society in amazing Thailand out front - government regulation of television in Malaysia civil society in charge? - television and the public sphere in Indonesia after r…
Televisi Bangsa Baru
For nearly 30 years, television in Indonesia was dominated by the state broadcaster TVRI and five commercial channels with very close links to former President Soeharto. In the reform period since Soeharto's resignation, there has been a new sense of public and publicness, an expansion of the public sphere and the break-up and re-imagination of the Indonesian audience. These developments have been led by media sector insiders. This paper argues t…
Subject to what
Pancasila in the Minor Key
The Presidential ban on television advertising in 1981 shifted the state to center screen and changed the way TVRI (Televisi Republik Indonesia) constructed its audience. After 1981, untrammeled by market considerations and with a vastly expanded national audience within its reach, TVRI interpellated its audience as a public and a national family. One segment of the family singled out as subjects for specific national address was the audience of …
Shadow language
In Indonesia during the 1980s, the idea of the nation as imagined community, and television's role in the official imagining of the nation, came under pressure from transnational electronic products and services. These sources of threat exposed to both the regime and its citizens the constructed nature of the nation. Cross‐border flows situate Indonesian audiences in a non‐national, virtual, global space, imaging events, people, and places beyond…
Fine tuning control
(1994). Fine tuning control: Commercial television in Indonesia. Continuum: Vol. 8, Critical Multiculturalism, pp. 103-123
Ornamentation and Originality
Page range: 1-19
The australian psychological society fifteenth annual conference
Anzac day ritual
Objectivity” and “Hard News” Reporting Across Cultures
This paper is concerned with comparisons of the language of hard news reporting across languages and cultures. Within English-language journalism, authorial “neutrality” and use of the “inverted pyramid” structure are frequently seen to be distinctive features of the modern hard news report and one of the grounds by which journalists assert the “objectivity” of their writing. This paper proposes a framework for investigating these notions linguis…
Playboy Indonesia and the Media
This article examines the reactions of conservative Islamist groups to the publication of Playboy Indonesia and argues that their views deserve more recognition than they have received. In November 2006, the Public Prosecutor sued the Chief Editor of Playboy Indonesia for offending public morality. The prosecution of the magazine signified concerns about the global spread of commercial media products and the circulation of sexual imagery derived …
Pancasila in the Minor Key
The Presidential ban on television advertising in 1981 shifted the state to center screen and changed the way TVRI (Televisi Republik Indonesia) constructed its audience. After 1981, untrammeled by market considerations and with a vastly expanded national audience within its reach, TVRI interpellated its audience as a public and a national family. One segment of the family singled out as subjects for specific national address was the audience of …
Fine tuning control
(1994). Fine tuning control: Commercial television in Indonesia. Continuum: Vol. 8, Critical Multiculturalism, pp. 103-123
Ornamentation and Originality
Page range: 1-19
Anzac day ritual
Anzac day ritual
The australian psychological society fifteenth annual conference
Ornamentation and Originality
Page range: 1-19
Fine tuning control
(1994). Fine tuning control: Commercial television in Indonesia. Continuum: Vol. 8, Critical Multiculturalism, pp. 103-123
Shadow language
In Indonesia during the 1980s, the idea of the nation as imagined community, and television's role in the official imagining of the nation, came under pressure from transnational electronic products and services. These sources of threat exposed to both the regime and its citizens the constructed nature of the nation. Cross‐border flows situate Indonesian audiences in a non‐national, virtual, global space, imaging events, people, and places beyond…
Pancasila in the Minor Key
The Presidential ban on television advertising in 1981 shifted the state to center screen and changed the way TVRI (Televisi Republik Indonesia) constructed its audience. After 1981, untrammeled by market considerations and with a vastly expanded national audience within its reach, TVRI interpellated its audience as a public and a national family. One segment of the family singled out as subjects for specific national address was the audience of …
Subject to what
Televisi Bangsa Baru
For nearly 30 years, television in Indonesia was dominated by the state broadcaster TVRI and five commercial channels with very close links to former President Soeharto. In the reform period since Soeharto's resignation, there has been a new sense of public and publicness, an expansion of the public sphere and the break-up and re-imagination of the Indonesian audience. These developments have been led by media sector insiders. This paper argues t…
Television, Regulation and Civil Society in Asia
Part I Overview introduction - first principles: regulation and transversal civil society in comparative perspective profiles - national television systems in Asia. Part II Regulation and transversal civil society in Southeast Asia and Australia: television, media reform and civil society in amazing Thailand out front - government regulation of television in Malaysia civil society in charge? - television and the public sphere in Indonesia after r…
Playboy Indonesia and the Media
This article examines the reactions of conservative Islamist groups to the publication of Playboy Indonesia and argues that their views deserve more recognition than they have received. In November 2006, the Public Prosecutor sued the Chief Editor of Playboy Indonesia for offending public morality. The prosecution of the magazine signified concerns about the global spread of commercial media products and the circulation of sexual imagery derived …
In court with the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission
President Soeharto's resignation on May 1998 came as a result of intense dissatisfaction with his management of the economy and public dissatisfaction with rent-seeking activities of his family and cronies. The resignation ushered in a heady period of reformasi or reform, marked by a euphoric return to democratic national elections in 1999 and legislation which sought to write reform into national politics and governance. The Press Act of 23 Sept…
Objectivity” and “Hard News” Reporting Across Cultures
This paper is concerned with comparisons of the language of hard news reporting across languages and cultures. Within English-language journalism, authorial “neutrality” and use of the “inverted pyramid” structure are frequently seen to be distinctive features of the modern hard news report and one of the grounds by which journalists assert the “objectivity” of their writing. This paper proposes a framework for investigating these notions linguis…
Sociology (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Asian Studies and History (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Media studies (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Asian Culture and Media Studies (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · History (4 works)