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University of Canberra

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Blockbusters, Franchises and the Televisionisation of Cinema


This paper explores commercial performance of movie blockbusters at the Australian box office since the 1980s (the Multiplex Era) and draws comparisons with the performance of big movies before that time. It finds that the scale of the theatrical release of films rose through the era, but the share of the box office earned by...
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#Democracy: Towards a Conceptual Framework for an Empirical Study of Political Conversations on Twitter


This paper seeks to establish a set of concepts to help frame an empirical analysis of the relationship between internet communication technologies and political discourses. It discusses theoretical and methodological issues relating to established frameworks for investigating the role that these technologies play in politics.
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A Shared Value Approach to Digital Inclusion


This paper seeks to contribute additional ideas that may foster the more equal participation of all Australians in the growing digital economy, which is the harbinger of far-reaching changes to how citizens will engage with government, business, and each other.
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Public Connection with Local Government: Desires and Frustrations of Articulating Local Issues


This paper provides an empirical account of public participation within an Australian local government context. It seeks to determine the ways civic discourse is articulated and how (if at all) this facilitates civic connection with local government. Through in-depth interviews and focus groups with local citizens from the Victorian municipality of the City of Casey...
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Enabling Sustainable Broadband Adoption in Rural Areas: A Case Study of Information Network Villages in South Korea


This study examines South Korea's Information Network Village (INVIL) project as an exemplary policy of sustainable broadband adoption in rural areas.