Remote control
by Catharine Lumby, Elspeth Probyn
Moral and ethical aspectsTechnological innovationsMass mediaMediaJournalism
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"Using accessible case studies and provocative interviews with some of Australia's foremost media practitioners - including Margo Kingston's reflections on online media, John Safran on media pranksterism, Mike Carlton on the ongoing issue of 'Cash for Comment' and Maxine McKew on the future of journalism - Remote Control is essential reading for anyone interested in the state of debate about media ethics in Australia."--Jacket.
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Moral and ethical aspectsTechnological innovationsMass mediaMediaJournalismPhilosophy and ethics
About the author
Catharine Lumby
1961
Catharine Lumby is an Australian academic, author and journalist, currently Chair of the Department of Media and Communication at University of Sydney. [More at Wikipedia][1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catharine_Lumby <h3>Works contributed to:</h3> - Essay *"The Body Politic"* in [Bewitched & Bedevilled : Women Write the Gillard Years](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL22909329W), edited by Samantha Trenoweth, Hardie Grant Books, 2013 - Chapter *"Generation Panics: Age, Knowledge and Cultural Power in a New Media Era"*, in [Culture in Australia : Policies, Publics and Programs](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL17903654W), edited by Tony Bennett and David Carter, Camb…
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