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  • Australian Indigenous and Ethnic Community Radio: Public Spaces, Familiar Places

    Author(s)
    Foxwell-Norton, Kerrie
    Forde, Susan
    Meadows, Michael
    Griffith University Author(s)
    Forde, Susan R.
    Foxwell-Norton, Kerrie M.
    Meadows, Michael
    Year published
    2012
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    Abstract
    Australian community radio stations are licensed to service and represent a kaleidoscope of communities across the vast Australian continent distinguished by geography and/or interest. They are, by law, required to adopt a non-profit status; and while they seek and accept sponsorship from local businesses and organisations, all finances gained must be directed back into stations in one way or another. Usually, this takes the form of training, purchase of premises, employment of staff, purchase of equipment, and so on. This chapter seeks to pursue the authors' combined interest in community broadcasters which do not fit within ...
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    Australian community radio stations are licensed to service and represent a kaleidoscope of communities across the vast Australian continent distinguished by geography and/or interest. They are, by law, required to adopt a non-profit status; and while they seek and accept sponsorship from local businesses and organisations, all finances gained must be directed back into stations in one way or another. Usually, this takes the form of training, purchase of premises, employment of staff, purchase of equipment, and so on. This chapter seeks to pursue the authors' combined interest in community broadcasters which do not fit within what is termed 'generalist' stations - those serving a broad, usually geographically-defined audience - focussing instead on Indigenous and ethnic community broadcasting in Australia. It places considerations about the role of these community media into the discourse of contemporary public debates about refugees, asylum-seekers and Indigenous Australians.
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    Book Title
    Peoples' Voices, Peoples' Empowerment: Community Radio in Asia and Beyond
    Publisher URI
    http://www.amic.org.sg/
    http://www.amic.org.sg/?link=10&id=84
    Subject
    Communication Studies
    Media Studies
    Publication URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10072/56330
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