Digital broadcasting
Conference paper
The benefits of closing analogue TV broadcast, and its potential effect on other communications policies
That there is around $3 billion1 in cost savings the government could make on digital TV between now and a realistic closedown date for analogue broadcasting. The savings could be channeled into assisting the funding of a high speed broadband solution for Australia. This is before we consider the potential community benefit from the uses...
Conference paper
Digital TV policies in the UK, US, Australia and Italy
Many countries are in the process of converting their terrestrial television services from analog to digital transmission. Several different approaches have been adopted for the switchover with different apparent results. Spectrum is a scarce resource and delays in the switch off can have major effects on economic welfare as the spectrum tied up in analog...
Conference paper
Diasporic media and identity construction in the Turkish community in Australia
This conference paper examines the use of communications and media technologies to establish, assert and define social groups and notions of social identity, using a research project with Melbourne's Turkish community as a case study.