Mary R Power
Biographic Data
| ID | 3534294 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mary R Power |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mary R |
| FAMILY NAME | Power |
| SIGNATURE | POWER M R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bond University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
When minutes count: Tension and trust in the relationship between emergency managers and the media
In crisis and disaster situations the accuracy, scope, credibility and timeliness of media information depend on relationships between journalists and emergency managers. In the chaos of an unfolding disaster this relationship relies heavily on trust. This specific area has received sparse research attention. Accordingly, we reviewed and synthesized literature on trust, and used qualitative analysis of interviews to examine how elite practitioner…
Video Games and a Culture of Conflict
Extract: Video games are big business. Grand Theft Auto IV had sales of US4500 million in its first week (Canning, 2008b) and Halo 3 earned US$170 million for Microsoft in its opening day sales (Casey, 2007). In 2007, the Brisbane Times reported the release of videogame Halo 3 with the headline, "Online bloodbath as half a billion killed" as 1,441,353 played Halo 3 in its first 24 hours (Casey, 2007). Reviewing Halo 3 for the New York Times, Hero…
ANZCA Australian & Zealand Communication News
ANZCA News
ANZCA News
ANZCA's administrative year ends this month, and the 'changing of the guard' offers the opportunity to reflect on a big year for ANZCA, but a bigger year for communications practice and policy in Australia, New Zealand and globally.The year 2001-02 is one in which both ANZCA nations have had general elections.Electoral debates create communication hothouses of particular relevance to PR, organisational communication and journalism.What is likely …
Reconciliation, Restoration and Guilt: The Politics of Apologies
Current media emphasis recognises that politicians' apologies are powerful tools in the process of reconciliation with those who see themselves the victims of government policies. Through apologies, blame is managed, minorities are reconciled, lingering guilt is assuaged and the image of a government is restored. In this paper, Prime Minister Howard's refusal to apologise on behalf of the Australian government for the harm done to Aboriginal peop…
China and Gatt: Implications of China's negotiations to join Gatt
When minutes count: Tension and trust in the relationship between emergency managers and the media
In crisis and disaster situations the accuracy, scope, credibility and timeliness of media information depend on relationships between journalists and emergency managers. In the chaos of an unfolding disaster this relationship relies heavily on trust. This specific area has received sparse research attention. Accordingly, we reviewed and synthesized literature on trust, and used qualitative analysis of interviews to examine how elite practitioner…
China and Gatt: Implications of China's negotiations to join Gatt
China and Gatt: Implications of China's negotiations to join Gatt
Reconciliation, Restoration and Guilt: The Politics of Apologies
Current media emphasis recognises that politicians' apologies are powerful tools in the process of reconciliation with those who see themselves the victims of government policies. Through apologies, blame is managed, minorities are reconciled, lingering guilt is assuaged and the image of a government is restored. In this paper, Prime Minister Howard's refusal to apologise on behalf of the Australian government for the harm done to Aboriginal peop…
ANZCA News
ANZCA News
ANZCA's administrative year ends this month, and the 'changing of the guard' offers the opportunity to reflect on a big year for ANZCA, but a bigger year for communications practice and policy in Australia, New Zealand and globally.The year 2001-02 is one in which both ANZCA nations have had general elections.Electoral debates create communication hothouses of particular relevance to PR, organisational communication and journalism.What is likely …
ANZCA Australian & Zealand Communication News
Video Games and a Culture of Conflict
Extract: Video games are big business. Grand Theft Auto IV had sales of US4500 million in its first week (Canning, 2008b) and Halo 3 earned US$170 million for Microsoft in its opening day sales (Casey, 2007). In 2007, the Brisbane Times reported the release of videogame Halo 3 with the headline, "Online bloodbath as half a billion killed" as 1,441,353 played Halo 3 in its first 24 hours (Casey, 2007). Reviewing Halo 3 for the New York Times, Hero…
When minutes count: Tension and trust in the relationship between emergency managers and the media
In crisis and disaster situations the accuracy, scope, credibility and timeliness of media information depend on relationships between journalists and emergency managers. In the chaos of an unfolding disaster this relationship relies heavily on trust. This specific area has received sparse research attention. Accordingly, we reviewed and synthesized literature on trust, and used qualitative analysis of interviews to examine how elite practitioner…
Political science (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (3 works) · Media studies (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Disaster Management and Resilience (2 works) · Public Relations and Crisis Communication (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works)