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University of Canberra

Conference paper

Heads and Tails: The Long Tail in Australian Media Markets


This paper analyses sales of products within three Australian media markets - cinema box office, DVD retail and book retail - from 2002 to 2011. Several conclusions are drawn. First, significant long tail characteristics emerged in the books and particularly DVD markets, but not cinema, over the period. Second, where the number of titles selling...
Conference paper

Harnessing the Arc-Hive


This paper addresses the construction of archival collections through the use of public support and volunteer labour. It examines the requirement of a new music archive to engage with consumers and participants to achieve its desired outcomes.
Report

State of the newspaper industry in Australia, 2013


Examines the recent performance of newspapers as a basis for understanding the current state of play in the industry. Introduction
Report

Not yet 50/50: barriers to the progress of senior women in the Australian public service


This report proposes a range of mitigating strategies for navigating around these barriers and achieving and maintaining a better gender balance across the Australian Public Service.
Conference paper

Digitally disengaged: government resistance to civic participation


This paper examines digital engagement through local e-government. Drawing from a local government case study, it suggests that limitations to online civic involvement are often the result of insufficient government reception of, and responses to, citizens’ views. Interviews with local representatives illustrate inadequate digital education and broad reluctance towards civic inclusion in political processes. Nevertheless...