This article builds on comparative case study research of four EU countries which have
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Digital disruption is often characterized as the conflict between the exponential rate of
change in technology, and the slower-paced, incremental rate of change in law, economy …

Digital platforms such as Google, Facebook and Netflix have caused a watershed moment
not only for markets and businesses but also for media policy. Concerns about the US …

This book is the consequence of my four decades of scholarly examination of media and
communications policies embracing the disciplines of communication, economics, law and …

This article uses Australia to illustrate the need for more ambitious cultural policy measures
in response to industrial reconfiguration wrought by digital distribution and other industry …

/The dominant discourse of media literacy policy espouses an ethical individualism within
the digital media environment in which the source of moral values and principles, and the …

Digital production and distribution technologies may create new opportunities for filmmaking
in Australia. A culture of new approaches to filmmaking is emerging, driven by 'next …

“Cultural diversity” has become one of the latest buzzwords on the international
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This article analyses how digitisation and screen policy reform altered the production of
domestic drama and children's programmes in Australia. Focusing on dynamics that …

The rapid rise in audio-visual distribution platforms is challenging regulators' abilities to
fashion and maintain domestic content policies designed to support national production and …