Chris Lawe Davies
Biographic Data
| ID | 3855470 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chris Lawe Davies |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chris Lawe |
| FAMILY NAME | Davies |
| SIGNATURE | DAVIES C L |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Black Rock and Broome
explores the concept of authenticity in Aboriginal rock
The Spaces and Places of Audience Research in Australian Television
The history of TV ratings and developments in audience measurement has been well documented in Australia, but little attention has been paid to TV networks' use of ratings in their decision-making processes. This paper examines changes to the structure of the TV ratings industry since 2000, when ATR/OzTAM replaced ACNielsen as the official provider. It also examines the changing functions of audience research by Australian television broadcasters…
The Middle Years of Radio 4EB
Ethnic public radio station 4EB started life as a local political response to an urgent social problem: giving migrant communities minimal recognition of their heartland biographies - nearly 20 years late for some of them. Within five years, the station's enigmatic but steely president. Tony Manicaros, had taken the same project into the national arena. Tony and the station which had enabled his conviction of the importance of ethnic radio to Aus…
Journalism, Corporatism, Democracy
The corporatising of journalists has been an issue in the United States for most of the current decade. Journalists find themselves increasingly drawn into the commercial strategies of their employers. Indeed, the role of the editor is increasingly also one of publisher. News value is as much a question of how to pursue and capture audience demographics and psychographics as it is about servicing the general democratic needs of citizens. Similar …
SBS-TV and its Amazing World
This paper looks at a particular moment in the history of SBS-TV - the 1994-95 corporate image campaign, 'The World is an Amazing Place'. The corporate image campaign redirected all promotional funds away from program publicity to try to 're-position' SBS as an urbane advertising vehicle, and at the same time to double its market share. At the time, it was a kind of 'do-or-die mission - spurred to some extent by the need to see advertising as the…
Journalism, Corporatism, Democracy
The corporatising of journalists has been an issue in the United States for most of the current decade. Journalists find themselves increasingly drawn into the commercial strategies of their employers. Indeed, the role of the editor is increasingly also one of publisher. News value is as much a question of how to pursue and capture audience demographics and psychographics as it is about servicing the general democratic needs of citizens. Similar …
The Spaces and Places of Audience Research in Australian Television
The history of TV ratings and developments in audience measurement has been well documented in Australia, but little attention has been paid to TV networks' use of ratings in their decision-making processes. This paper examines changes to the structure of the TV ratings industry since 2000, when ATR/OzTAM replaced ACNielsen as the official provider. It also examines the changing functions of audience research by Australian television broadcasters…
SBS-TV and its Amazing World
This paper looks at a particular moment in the history of SBS-TV - the 1994-95 corporate image campaign, 'The World is an Amazing Place'. The corporate image campaign redirected all promotional funds away from program publicity to try to 're-position' SBS as an urbane advertising vehicle, and at the same time to double its market share. At the time, it was a kind of 'do-or-die mission - spurred to some extent by the need to see advertising as the…
Journalism, Corporatism, Democracy
The corporatising of journalists has been an issue in the United States for most of the current decade. Journalists find themselves increasingly drawn into the commercial strategies of their employers. Indeed, the role of the editor is increasingly also one of publisher. News value is as much a question of how to pursue and capture audience demographics and psychographics as it is about servicing the general democratic needs of citizens. Similar …
The Middle Years of Radio 4EB
Ethnic public radio station 4EB started life as a local political response to an urgent social problem: giving migrant communities minimal recognition of their heartland biographies - nearly 20 years late for some of them. Within five years, the station's enigmatic but steely president. Tony Manicaros, had taken the same project into the national arena. Tony and the station which had enabled his conviction of the importance of ethnic radio to Aus…
The Spaces and Places of Audience Research in Australian Television
The history of TV ratings and developments in audience measurement has been well documented in Australia, but little attention has been paid to TV networks' use of ratings in their decision-making processes. This paper examines changes to the structure of the TV ratings industry since 2000, when ATR/OzTAM replaced ACNielsen as the official provider. It also examines the changing functions of audience research by Australian television broadcasters…
Black Rock and Broome
explores the concept of authenticity in Aboriginal rock
Advertising (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Media Studies and Communication (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Politics (2 works) · Public relations (2 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (1 work) · Archaeology and Rock Art Studies (1 work) · Asian Culture and Media Studies (1 work)