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A blog with links to on-going media issues of interest and relevance to media studies students.
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- Digital culture (16)
- digital divide (2)
- facebook (7)
- Fairfax (1)
- Freeview (7)
- French politics (1)
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- internet (36)
- Investigative Journalism (4)
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September
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- Digital democracy in action?
- Working on John Key's image
- Web 2.0 and music
- Text messaging and advocacy groups
- Video of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad at Columbia University
- The New York Times,The Washington Post and Mahmoud...
- Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad interviewed ...
- NZ Police's E-Crime Lab
- Web 2.0: The Machine Is Using Us
- Save The Internet
- Microsoft seeking to buy stake in Facebook
- YouTube and "cyber bullying"
- Helen Clark and the media
- Murdoch and Dow Jones
- Facebook in the flesh
- Shameless self-promotion
- The New York Times and the Internet
- Press Release as News
- Mashups and American Politics
- Russell Brown on TVNZ
- Facebook, Google, On-line community and privacy
- NZ Herald, crime and online communities
- Battle over images of the rugby world cup
- Bill Raltson former TVNZ head of news speaks up
- TVNZ's Financial Results
- Internet and spying
- Colin Espiner and new technologies and NZ Politics
- Ohio Paper Portrays Iranians As Cockroaches Fleein...
- Rugby world cup (the media event) starts
- "Freeview" as public television
- Carol Archie interview: Journalism and coverage of...
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