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Ellie Rennie

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$15.3 million for town squares in a feudal broadband system
A story of the digital generation

The life of SYN FM is a story of digital literacy – a new literacy involving the ability to write, not just read, the forms and languages of digital media content

A unique television channel under threat
A unique television channel under threat
Ethical labelling and the web

You've heard of 'fair trade' coffee

Quality/control: a new system for ethical media
Quality/control: a new system for ethical me
Community media in the prosumer era

Using SYN (a community radio licensee in Melbourne) as a case study this paper employs media ethnography and policy analysis to identify contemporary challenges facing community media

Community media in the prosumer era

Using SYN (a community radio licensee in Melbourne) as a case study this paper employs media ethnography and policy analysis to identify contemporary challenges facing community media

Community media and industry training survey results

This online survey of 351 media industry employees from across all media sectors provides a snapshot of educational qualifications, voluntary/work experience history and other factors which assisted media industry employees to
make the transition to paid employment

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