Media Report

November 2008

Thursday 27

• Life in the Clickstream
• Tears, tantrums—television!

Thursday 20

• Social viewing and social change
• Leading with the trailer
• Melbourne Future of Journalism summit

Thursday 13

• Indigenous jobs, commercial media
• Backed into the closet

Thursday 06

• APN: To sell or not to sell
• The Minister and public broadcasting
• The audience talks back
• Ethical labelling and the web

October 2008

Thursday 30

• The Great Firewall of Australia
• Against the media tide

Thursday 23

• Public broadcasting: Its future and responsibilities
• The New Blue Media
• New Media Conference - October 25

Thursday 16

• 'On the Record' with Sandra Levy
• The SBS pitch
• Local Voices

Thursday 09

• Wall Street, start-ups and the media
• Media bits and pieces
• Mankind is no Island

Thursday 02

• The rise and rise of file-sharing
• Spinspotter

September 2008

Thursday 25

• A taxonomy of blogs
• Civility online

Thursday 18

• Broadcasters or arts organisations?
• The process is the product
• The Media and the Dame

Thursday 11

• 'On the record' with Deborah Welch
• At the centre of journalism and media
• Kids business

Thursday 04

• Right of reply: David Kirk
• The Blogging Revolution

August 2008

Thursday 28

• The axe falls at Fairfax
• The Games and their coverage
• Scorched

Thursday 21

• Lord of the Flicks
• Cyber war or cyber riot?
• A POOL of creative commons

Thursday 14

• The secret treaty
• Txtng Rls!
• Tabloid Man

Thursday 07

• The Gruen Division?
• But Wait, There's More!

July 2008

Thursday 31

• Vale 'Sunday'
• Scandal across the Tasman
• New research on Australian internet usage

Thursday 24

• The ABC's new internet TV service
• Leonard's last post

Thursday 17

• Journalists and their sources
• From reporter to refugee

Thursday 10

• Reporting 'The Troubles'
• Pro Publica
• Printcasting

Thursday 03

• Media work and media practice

June 2008

Thursday 26

• The BBC's Australian expansion
• Regulating commercial TV
• Reasons to be cheerful
• Information about the Media Forum at the 2008 Noosa Longweekend Arts Festival

Thursday 19

• 'On the record' with David Butorac
• The ticking clock
• Canadian copyright changes

Thursday 12

• Checking Australia's web 2.0 pulse
• Networking for good
• The size of the spin

Thursday 05

• Tokyo Vice
• Media bits and pieces
• Here is the Prime Minister...

May 2008

Thursday 29

• A mid-year report card for Australian TV
• Net neutrality
• Extending the media leash

Thursday 22

• An update on defamation and the south-east Asian media
• Online collaboration
• Trapped in paradise, reporting hell

Thursday 15

• Perceptions, preconceptions and visibility - part one
• Perceptions, preconceptions and visibility - part two
• Connecting Up 2008

Thursday 08

• Survival of media platforms for journalism

Thursday 01

• The digital future for community radio
• 'On the Record' with Deborah Thomas
• Media bits and pieces

April 2008

Thursday 24

• The battle for WAN
• HULU and new trends in program distribution
• Film and the Great War
• Asia Pacific Journalism Centre Fellowships 2008

Thursday 17

• On the US campaign trail
• In brief: Australian media
• The (non)Communication Minister

Thursday 10

• Food and the media
• The Future of Journalism

Thursday 03

• Acting up a storm
• The Wire
• The Centre for Media History

March 2008

Thursday 27

• Redefining the journalist as a news marketer
• The search engine shuffle
• The wide world of widgets

Thursday 20

• Mad crocs and Englishmen
• SLUM TV
• The State of the Media 2008

Thursday 13

• 'On the Record' with Mark Scott

Thursday 06

• Does digital radio have a future?

February 2008

Thursday 28

• Troubles in the West
• Kenyan reflections

Thursday 21

• Journalists and their information
• Lights! Camera! Open government!
• The Dart Center

Thursday 14

• The Murdoch-Packer deal
• 'On the Record' with Graeme Samuel
• The Melbourne Museum of Printing

Thursday 07

• The voice of Papua

January 2008

Thursday 31

• Covering the great US horse-race
• The Bulletin and its legend
• Scoop

Thursday 24

• Three perspectives on China and the media

Thursday 17

• The changing face of advertising

Thursday 10

• A conversation with Jim Lehrer

Thursday 03

• Reporting Indigenous issues