@incollection{quteprints69953,
            note = { Table of contents

    Tables and figures
    Abbreviations and acronyms
    About the authors
    Preface
    Introduction: The media and communications today - Stuart Cunningham and Sue Turnbull
    PART I: APPROACHES
    1 The media and communications: Theoretical traditions - John Sinclair
    2 Textual analysis - Alan McKee
    3 Representation - Kate Bowles
    4 Imagining the audience - Sue Turnbull
    5 Policy and regulation - Stuart Cunningham
    PART II: INDUSTRIES
    6 The press - Rodney Tiffen
    7 Telecommunications - Jock Given
    8 Radio - Bridget Griffen-Foley
    9 Film, video, DVD and online delivery - Deb Verhoeven
    10 Television - Stephen Harrington
    11 Magazines - Frances Bonner
    12 Advertising and marketing - John Sinclair
    13 Popular music - Shane Homan
    14 The internet, online and mobile communication - Gerard Goggin
    15 Games: Mobile, locative and social - Larissa Hjorth
    PART III: ISSUES
    16 Social media - Jean Burgess and John Banks
    17 Social selves - Rowan Wilken and Anthony McCosker
    18 'White bread' media - Tanja Dreher
    19 Celebrity culture - Graeme Turner
    20 The ethics of privacy - Kate Bowles
    21 Sports media - David Rowe
    22 Media and the environment - Libby Lester
    23 Public service broadcasting - Maureen Burns
    24 Classification and regulation - Terry Flew
    25 The apps industry - Ben Goldsmith
    26 Media ethics - Catharine Lumby
    27 Crisis communication - Axel Bruns
    References
    Index },
           month = {January},
           title = {Policy and regulation},
            year = {2014},
          editor = {Stuart D. Cunningham and Sue Turnbull},
         address = {Sydney, Australia},
       booktitle = {The Media and Communications in Australia [4th edition]},
       publisher = {Allen \& Unwin},
          author = {Stuart D. Cunningham},
             url = {https://eprints.qut.edu.au/69953/}
}