Radio, Television and Digital Media in 21st Century Indigenous Broadcasting: A Place of Old and New Ways
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Van Issum, Harry
Bargallie, Debbie
Meston, Troy
Anderson, Heather
de Groot Heupner, Susan
Barnett, Leda
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NIAA commissioned a comprehensive survey to be delivered across Australia to understand the media use patterns of Indigenous peoples in urban, regional and remote areas; the community role and value of existing Indigenous broadcasting and media services; and perceptions about current and future needs that can support cultural connection, news and information, entertainment, language maintenance, and community service functions. This report provides data and analysis from a 12-month period, July 2023 to June 2024, about the Australian Indigenous broadcasting and media sector.
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© 2024 Griffith University and National Indigenous Australians Agency. All rights reserved.
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Media studies
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-based research
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Forde, S., Van Issum, H., Bargallie, D., Meston, T., Anderson, H., de Groot Heupner, S., & Barnett, L. (2024). Radio, Television and Digital Media in 21st Century Indigenous Broadcasting: A Place of Old and New Ways. Griffith University. https://doi.org/10.25904/1912/5796