In researching his new book MacNamara concluded that the recent changes to media and public communication are not simply an evolution – rather, radical change is afoot that will reverberate through media, advertising, journalism, public relations and politics.
The photo of former Miss Universe Jennifer Hawkins on the cover of a top selling womens’ magazine sparked far more controversy than initially expected.
History isn't neccessarily how we remember it. Crying ignorance to the offensiveness of blackface because Australia doesn't have the USA's slave history is not doing our credibility any favours.
Bill Clinton’s successful humanitarian visit to Pyongyang, where he secured the release of jailed journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee, has failed to open the dialogue between the United States of America and North Korea.
Contrasting responses to the adulterous affairs of John Della Bosca and Paula Wriedt provide a case study of Australian government, media and societal gender based double standards.
The politics of news values distorts the way we view the world. Enormous humanitarian crises are ignored because of the second-tyranny of the media. A narrow-mindedness which is at least partially rooted in racism.
It's held Australian media are tolerant towards social minorities. Recent studies show that it is hardly the case; at least not with homosexuals. Australia, I am sorry for you.
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