Elizabeth Jacka
Biographic Data
| ID | 228380 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth Jacka |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth |
| FAMILY NAME | Jacka |
| SIGNATURE | JACKA E |
| AFFILIATIONS | FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The ABC and the 2006 Federal Media Reforms
This article dissects the implications for the ABC of the current Australian government media reforms. If the quality of policy development and discussion of such changes to key media laws and policy is poor in general, the level of consideration of the role of public broadcasting is worse. The author also considers other perennial dilemmas such as advertising on the ABC, governance and political interference, concluding that the new communicatio…
Democracy as Defeat: The Impotence of Arguments for Public Service Broadcasting
In countries with a mature public broadcasting sector and where public broadcasting is being challenged by the multichannel and digital environment, there is a veritable avalanche of discourse aiming to ensure the future of the sector. Various key concepts are intoned like mantras-public service, public sphere, citizenship, democracy-as if by their very repetition they had the power to hold hostile forces at bay. The present article examines just…
New patterns in global television: Peripheral Vision
The role of television in Australia's `paradigm shift' to Asia
Neighbourly relations? Cross-cultural reception analysis and Australian soaps in Britain
Neighbours is about to move to the US. Prisoner is titillating Thailand's housewives. Richmond Hill is being resuscitated in Canada. Pat the Rat of Sons and Daughters is still conniving in Barbados. The Young Doctors is providing melodrama in Monaco while The Flying Doctors is number one in the chilly lounge rooms of the Netherlands.... A Country Practice is one of the few Australians welcome in Indonesia. And Skippy ... well, Skippy has been hop…
The Australian Media Landscape: Recent Changes
Australia has had a comparatively stable broadcasting system since the 1950s. This began to change in the 1980s and the pace of change is now accelerating. The government has just released a new draft broadcasting bill which promises to free up the system, allow new entrants, and provide new services for consumers
Democracy as Defeat: The Impotence of Arguments for Public Service Broadcasting
In countries with a mature public broadcasting sector and where public broadcasting is being challenged by the multichannel and digital environment, there is a veritable avalanche of discourse aiming to ensure the future of the sector. Various key concepts are intoned like mantras-public service, public sphere, citizenship, democracy-as if by their very repetition they had the power to hold hostile forces at bay. The present article examines just…
The role of television in Australia's `paradigm shift' to Asia
The Australian Media Landscape: Recent Changes
Australia has had a comparatively stable broadcasting system since the 1950s. This began to change in the 1980s and the pace of change is now accelerating. The government has just released a new draft broadcasting bill which promises to free up the system, allow new entrants, and provide new services for consumers
Neighbourly relations? Cross-cultural reception analysis and Australian soaps in Britain
Neighbours is about to move to the US. Prisoner is titillating Thailand's housewives. Richmond Hill is being resuscitated in Canada. Pat the Rat of Sons and Daughters is still conniving in Barbados. The Young Doctors is providing melodrama in Monaco while The Flying Doctors is number one in the chilly lounge rooms of the Netherlands.... A Country Practice is one of the few Australians welcome in Indonesia. And Skippy ... well, Skippy has been hop…
New patterns in global television: Peripheral Vision
The role of television in Australia's `paradigm shift' to Asia
Democracy as Defeat: The Impotence of Arguments for Public Service Broadcasting
In countries with a mature public broadcasting sector and where public broadcasting is being challenged by the multichannel and digital environment, there is a veritable avalanche of discourse aiming to ensure the future of the sector. Various key concepts are intoned like mantras-public service, public sphere, citizenship, democracy-as if by their very repetition they had the power to hold hostile forces at bay. The present article examines just…
The ABC and the 2006 Federal Media Reforms
This article dissects the implications for the ABC of the current Australian government media reforms. If the quality of policy development and discussion of such changes to key media laws and policy is poor in general, the level of consideration of the role of public broadcasting is worse. The author also considers other perennial dilemmas such as advertising on the ABC, governance and political interference, concluding that the new communicatio…
Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Media Studies and Communication (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer security (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Advertising (2 works) · Broadcasting (networking (2 works) · Commonwealth, Australian Politics and Federalism (2 works)