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Media International Australia incorporating Culture and Policy publishes new scholarly and applied research on the media, telecommunications, and the cultural industries, and the policy regimes within which they operate. Broadly inclusive and interdisciplinary, the journal welcomes the writing of history, theory and analysis, commentary and debate. While its primary focus is Australia, the journal also aims to provide an international perspective. MIA was founded by Professor Henry Mayer in 1976. |
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ISSN: 1329-878X MIA is proudly supported by
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Current issueGeneral Issue Taking over the editorship of MIA from Gerard Goggin was always going to be a hard act to follow, especially since Gerard has done such a wonderful job in the role, taking the journal to new heights of excellence over the last three years. In introducing this current issue, our first General Issue for several years, I should therefore point out that it has been put together largely by Gerard, assisted by the admirable Sue Jarvis, and that it constitutes a very strong collection of general articles — even though the first four articles are concerned in some way with the field of journalism. As a rule, MIA continues to attract a large number of general articles, and Issue 132 constitutes an attempt to showcase the range of research currently being undertaken. News4 November 2009: New books available for review 17 September 2009: Issue 132 now available 17 September 2009: Sue Turnbull takes over from Gerard Goggin as editor 1 September 2009: New books available for review 11 June 2009: Issue 131 now available 6 May 2009: New books available for review 19 March 2009: Issue 130 now available 16 February 2009: 2009 Henry Mayer Lecture 29 January 2009: New books available for review 16 December 2008: Calls for papers for 'Too Much Too Young': Children, Young People, Sexuality and the Media (No 132) and The Globalisation of Advertising in Asia: The Impact on Media (No 133)
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