The thirtieth anniversary issue of MIA in May 2006 (no. 119) featured ‘Australian Press, Radio and Television Historiography: An Update’. In it, Bridget Griffen-Foley produced a bibliography of books, theses and special journal issues concerning the history of the Australian media completed or commenced since the publication of two well-known bibliographical essays by Henry Mayer and John Henningham in 1987–88. Bridget has now expanded and updated her bibliography. The websites of MIA and the new Centre for Media History at Macquarie University, to be headed by Bridget, aim to publish periodic updates of the ‘Update’.
Readers of MIA might also be interested to learn that an email discussion list for those interested in Australian media history has recently been established. For information on the listserv, or to subscribe, go to:http://listserv.mq.edu.au/mailman/listinfo/amhlist
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DunnAnne, Manufacturing Audiences? Policy and Practice in ABC Radio News, 1983–1993, PhD thesis, University of CanberraCanberra,2003.
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FelixJohannes Lothar, Religious Broadcasting in Australia, MA thesis, Macquarie UniversitySydney,1989.
233.
FordeHelen, MeadowsMichael, and FoxwellKerrie, Culture, Commitment, Community: The Australian Community Radio Sector, Australian Key Centre for Cultural and Media Policy, Griffith University, Brisbane, 2002.
234.
GivenJock, Turning Off the Television: Broadcasting's Uncertain Future, University of New South Wales Press, Sydney, 2003.
235.
GodmanPatrick William, Religious Organization and Broadcasting in Australia 1923–1943, MA thesis, University of QueenslandBrisbane,1990.
236.
GrantRichard Leonard Meredyth, The Emerging Relationship Between Australian Rules Football and Television 1957–1989, MEd thesis, La Trobe UniversityMelbourne,1993.
237.
GreenLelia, Communications and the Construction of Community: Consuming the Remote Television Service in Western Australia, PhD thesis, Murdoch UniversityPerth,1998.
238.
GrovesDenham, TV Houses: Television's Influence on the Australian Home, Black Jack PressMelbourne, c.2004.
239.
HarrisonCraig, Constructing the Public Interest: A Study of Australian Broadcasting Policy, 1922–1992, PhD thesis, RMITMelbourne,2001.
240.
HarrisonTony, The Australian Film and Television Companion: Over 2400 Alphabetical Entries, Simon & Schuster, Sydney, 1994.
241.
HarteBernard, When Radio was the Cat's Whiskers, Rosenberg Publishing, Sydney, 2002.
242.
HealeyAlison, Spirit and Substance: ABC Religious Broadcasting 1941–1991, PhD thesis, University of Sydney1993.
243.
HodgeErrol, Radio Wars: Truth, Propaganda and the Struggle for Radio Australia, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1995.
244.
HodgeErrol, International Broadcasting as an Instrument of Australian Foreign Policy, 1939–1983, PhD thesis, Monash UniversityMelbourne,1990.
245.
JackaElizabeth, The ABC of Drama 1975–1990, Australian Film, Television and Radio School, Sydney, 1991.
246.
JohnsonLesley, The Unseen Voice: A Cultural Study of Early Australian Radio, Routledge, London, 1988.
247.
JohnsonRob, The Golden Age of the Argonauts: A Celebration of Australia's Best-loved Radio Program for Children, Hodder & Stoughton, Sydney, 1997 [Foreword by Barry Humphries]. Jones, Colin, Something in the Air: A History of Radio in Australia, Kangaroo Press, Sydney, 1995.
248.
KerleyMargot, Commercial Television in Australia: Government Policy and Regulation, 1953 to 1963, PhD thesis, Australian National UniversityCanberra,1992.
249.
KingLara, Policy by Ambush: Equalisation and Aggregation in the Regional Queensland Television Market, BA (Hons) thesis, Griffith UniversityBrisbane,1991.
250.
LaneRichard, The Golden Age of Australian Radio Drama, 1923–1960, National Film & Sound Archive and Melbourne University Press, Melbourne, 1994.
251.
LuckPeter, 50 Years of Australian Television, New Holland, Sydney, 2006.
252.
MacWayne, Don't Touch That Dial: Hits ‘n’ Memories of Australian Radio, WDJM, Canberra, 2005.
253.
MarcatoPeter, In Exquisite Stereo — A History of Commercial FM Radio in Australia, BA Hons thesis, La Trobe UniversityMelbourne,2004.
MastersChris, Not for Publication, ABC Books, Sydney, 2002.
256.
McCahonBradley John, Confronting a Myth: Radio Meets the Challenge of Television, BA (Hons) thesis, Murdoch UniversityPerth,1992.
257.
McColl JonesMike, ‘And Now Here's …': Four Decades of Behind the Scenes Fun in Australian Television, AerospaceCanberra,1999.
258.
McEwanMelissa, Hyperreal Australia: The Construction of Australia on Neighbours and Home and Away, MA thesis, Australian National UniversityCanberra,2001.
259.
McKeeA., Australian Television: A Genealogy of Great Moments, Oxford University Press, Melbourne, 2001.
260.
McNamaraIan, Macca's Australia: Australia All Over, ABC Books, Sydney, 1997.
261.
MeadowsMichael, A Watering Can in the Desert: Issues in Indigenous Broadcasting Policy in Australia, Institute for Cultural Policy Studies, Griffith University, Brisbane, 1992.
262.
MeadowsMichael, The Way People Want to Talk: Media Representations and Indigenous Media Responses in Australia and Canada, PhD thesis, Griffith University1993.
263.
MercardoAndrew, Super Aussie Soaps: Behind the Scenes of Australia's Best Loved Television Shows, Pluto Press, Melbourne, 2004.
264.
MolnarHelen, and MeadowsMichael, Songlines to Satellites: Indigenous Communication in Australia, the South Pacific and Canada, Pluto Press, Sydney, 2001.
265.
MoranAlbert (comp.), Australian Television Drama Series 1956–1981, Australian Film, Television and Radio SchoolSydney,1989.
266.
MoranAlbert (comp.), Moran's Guide to Australian TV Series, Allen & UnwinSydney,1993.
267.
MoranAlbert, and O'ReganTom (eds), The Australian Screen, PenguinMelbourne,1989.
268.
PapandreaFrancesco Giovanni, Cultural Regulation of Australian Television Programs, PhD thesis, Australian National UniversityCanberra,1996.
269.
PatersonBarbara, Portrait of a Film School: The History of the Victorian College of the Arts School of Film and Television, formerly known as Swinburne Film and Television School, MA thesis, Monash UniversityMelbourne,1993.
270.
PeachBill, This Day Tonight: How Australian Current Affairs TV Came of Age, ABC BooksSydney,1992.
271.
PetersRobert John, A tale of Two Centres: The Development of Seventh-day Adventist and Catholic Television in Australia, MA thesis, Griffith UniversityBrisbane,1997.
272.
PetersenNeville, News Not Views: The ABC, the Press and Politics, 1932–1947, Hale and Iremonger, Sydney, 1993.
273.
PetersenNeville, Whose News? Organisational Conflict in the ABC, 1947–1999, Australian Journalism Monographs, nos 3–4, May–November 1999.
274.
PottsJohn, Radio in Australia, New South Wales University Press, Sydney, 1989.
275.
QuickShane Pearce, World Series Cricket, Television and Australian Culture, PhD thesis, Ohio State UniversityColumbus, OH,1990.
276.
RossJohn F., Radio Broadcasting Technology: 75 Years of Development in Australia, 1923–1998, John F. Ross, Port Macquarie, NSW, 1998.
277.
RyanBronwyn, Women and ABC Radio in the 1950s, BA (Hons) thesis, Charles Sturt UniversityBathurst, n.d.
278.
SavilleGillian M., The Commercial Viability Criterion in the Licensing of Australian Broadcasting Services, LLB/BLegS (Hons) thesis, Macquarie UniversitySydney,1991.
279.
SelvaduraiRuwanthi Niloufer, The Convergence of Broadcasting and Telecommunications: Towards a New Regulatory Framework for Electronic Communications, PhD thesis, Macquarie UniversitySydney,2006.
280.
SeneviratneKalinga, Community Radio in Asia and Australia: Giving the People a Voice in the Media, MA thesis, University of Technology Sydney1998.
281.
SmithElizabeth Jane, Prime Time Women: The Image of Female Newsreaders on Australian Television, MA thesis, Griffith UniversityBrisbane,1998.
282.
StewartBob, ‘I Heard it on the Radio, I Saw it on the Television': The Commercial and Cultural Development of Australian First Class Cricket: 1946–1985, PhD thesis, La Trobe UniversityMelbourne,1995.
283.
StewartDavid, ‘A Time Like Any Other': Cross-media Rules and the ‘Information Revolution': Cross-media Rules, the Ideology of Convergence and the Management of Innovation in the Australian Broadcasting industry, BSc LIB thesis, Macquarie UniversitySydney,1995.
284.
TaylorDylan Andrew, Satisfaction Guaranteed? Why Reality TV has Come to Dominate Prime Time, BA (Hons) thesis, Flinders UniversityAdelaide,2004.
285.
ThornleyPhoebe, Broadcasting Policy in Australia: Political Influences and the Federal Government's Role in the Establishment and Development of Public/Community Broadcasting in Australia — A History 1939 to 1992, PhD thesis, University of NewcastleNewcastle,1999.
286.
TullochJohn, and TurnerGraeme, Australian Television: Programs, Policies and Politics, Allen & Unwin, Sydney, 1989.
287.
TurnerGraeme, Ending the Affair: The Decline of Television Current Affairs in Australia, University of New South Wales Press, Sydney, 2005.
288.
TurnerGraeme, and CunninghamStuart (eds), The Australian TV Book, Allen & UnwinSydney, 2000.
289.
TurnerStephen, Beyond Bond: Broadcasting Policy and Commercial Radio in Regional Western Australia, BA (Hons) thesis, Edith Cowan UniversityPerth,1994.
290.
van Vuuren, Kitty, Community Participation in Australian Community Broadcasting: A Comparative Study of Rural, Regional and Remote Radio, PhD thesis, Griffith UniversityBrisbane,2004.
291.
WhimpressBernard, Adelaide Gold: The Origins of Ball by Ball Cricket Broadcasting, Bernard Whimpress, Adelaide, 1997.
292.
WhiteLeanne Kaye, Commercial nationalism: Images of Australia in television advertising, MA thesis, Victoria University of TechnologyMelbourne,1994.
293.
WildingDerek, AIDS and Pro-social Television: Industry, Policy and Australian Television Drama, PhD thesis, Queensland University of TechnologyBrisbane,1998.
294.
(b) Station histories
295.
BellRon, The History of Radio 2GF, 1933–1997, Bell Publishing, Grafton, n.d. (c.1997).
296.
BowdenTim, BorchersWendy, 50 Years — Aunty's Jubilee: Celebrating 50 Years of ABC TV.ABC BooksSydney,2006.
297.
CiallellaRebecca Michelle, The Shaping of a Voice: The Early Years of 6WF, BA (Hons) thesis, Murdoch University1991.
298.
HolmanLeanne, 4ZZZ: A History and an Evaluation of a Public Broadcaster, BA (Hons) thesis, Griffith UniversityBrisbane,1989.
299.
InglisK. S., Whose ABC? The Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 1983–2006, Black Inc., Melbourne, 2006.
300.
MarcouMarco, Strategies for Future Competitiveness and Profitability of ATV 10 Melbourne: An Australian Commercial Television Broadcasting Case Study, MBA thesis, Swinburne University of TechnologyMelbourne,1991.
301.
McCarthyWendy, Don't Fence Me In, Random House, Sydney, 2000.
302.
McCrayGareth, Reflections of 2KY, 2KYSydney,2001.
303.
McMullenJeff, A Life of Extremes: Journeys and Encounters, HarperCollins, Sydney, 2002.
304.
PeelGeoffrey, Fifty Golden Years: A History of 3CS, Associated Communication Enterprises, Melbourne, 1989.
305.
SearesRoger C., Market Orientation, Organisational Culture and Organisational Performance: An Analysis of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, PhD thesis, University of Western AustraliaPerth,2004.
306.
SmaillBelinda, Amidst a Nation's Cultures: Documentary and Australia's Special Broadcasting Service Television, PhD thesis, Monash UniversityMelbourne,2001.
307.
StoneGerald, Compulsive Viewing: The Inside Story of Packer's Nine Network, Viking, Melbourne, 2000.
308.
StoneGerald, Who Killed Channel 9? The Death of Kerry Packer's Mighty TV Dream Machine, Pan Macmillan, Sydney, 2007.
309.
SummervilleJenny (ed.), Voices in the Air: 2RE, the First Fifty Years in Broadcasting, 1953–2003, Manning Valley BroadcastingTaree, NSW,2003.
310.
(c) Autobiographies and biographies
311.
AndrenPeter, The Andren Report: An Independent Way in Australian Politics, Scribe, Melbourne, 2003.
312.
BlundellGraeme, King: The Life and Comedy of Graham Kennedy, Macmillan, Sydney, 2003.
313.
BrownNoelene, Noelene Brown: Longtime Memoir, Allen & Unwin, Sydney, 2005.
314.
BullJill M.John Hickling, a Radio Man of His Time: A Biographical Study, MA thesis, Macquarie UniversitySydney,1993.
315.
CameronEoin, The Voice of the Great South, Fremantle Arts Centre Press, Fremantle, 2005.
316.
CargherJohn, Luck was My Lady: Memoirs of a Workaholic, Brolga Publishing, Ringwood, Vic, 1996.
317.
CaseyRon, Confessions of a Larrikin, Lester-Townsend, Sydney, 1989.
318.
ChaterGordon, The Almost Late Gordon Chater, Bantam Books, Sydney, 1996.
319.
ClarkeJoan, All on One Good Dancing Leg, Hale & Iremonger, Sydney, 1994.
320.
CobbDita, and MooreBarbara, Dita: The Very Private Life of a Very Public Person Based on the Life of Dita Cobb, Windermere, Sydney, 1996.
TappJohn, Tappy: Memoirs of a Race Caller, Ironbark, Sydney, 1999.
344.
TaylorRay, The Man Who Came to Breakfast, ABC, Sydney, 1992.
345.
WilliamsRobyn, And Now for Something Completely Different, Viking, Melbourne, 1995.
346.
WoodwardIan, With Heart and Voice: The Life and Times of Ray Sherry, D. Morrison, Seven Mile Beach, Tas, 2005.
347.
YorkBarry, Josephine Zammit: A Maltese Woman in Australia, Matzn, Sydney, 1989.
348.
(d) Pay television
349.
EktomAli, Pay Television: A Preliminary Study of the Determinants of the Success of the Pay Television Industry in Australia, MBA thesis, Victoria University of TechnologyMelbourne,1996.
350.
GomezKaren, Paying for the Public Interest: Pay TV in Australia, BA (Hons) thesis, University of South AustraliaAdelaide,1993.
351.
GreenshieldsIan L., The Development and Implementation of Pay Television Policy in Australia, MA thesis, Monash UniversityMelbourne,1994.
352.
LovellFiona M., Pay Television: Coming Ready or Not!, BA (Hons) thesis, Griffith UniversityBrisbane,1994.
353.
MinehanMike, Pay Television in Australia: A Case History of Media Policy, Power and Patronage, PhD thesis, Macquarie UniversitySydney,1998.
354.
PearceMatthew, The Constitution of Australian Broadcasting Policy: Introducing Pay TV, PhD thesis, Macquarie UniversitySydney,2000.
355.
SchaapRob, Pay Television: Overseas Experiences and Australian Options, Master of Public Communication thesis, University of CanberraCanberra,1991.
356.
SchlinkerDeborah Anne, An Economic Evaluation of the Introduction of Pay Television to Australia, BCom (Hons) thesis, Griffith UniversityBrisbane,1997.
357.
WilsonSharon, The Ownership, Control and Licensing of Pay Television in Australia, LLM thesis, University of MelbourneMelbourne,1992.
358.
10. Race
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This section lists works on the history of Aboriginal and ethnic media in Australia, as well as studies of representations of race in the Australian media.
360.
AbeAta Wade, and RyanColin (eds), The Ethnic Press in Australia, Academic Press and Footprint PublicationsMelbourne,1989.
361.
AustinJohn, Constraints on Operators of the Broadcasting for Remote Aboriginal Communities Scheme (BRACS) in Queensland Functioning as Broadcast Journalists, MA (Research) thesis, Queensland University of TechnologyBrisbane,1999.
362.
BesoainVictoria Paz, Frecuencia Latina: A Case Study in Ethnic Radio Programming for the Spanish-speaking Community in Perth, MCA thesis, Curtin University of TechnologyPerth,2000.
363.
CuthillRebecca, Ethnic Minority Broadcasting: Changing Access in the Age of New Communication Technologies, MA thesis, Canberra UniversityCanberra,1993.
364.
DaviesChris Lawe, Multicultural Broadcasting in Australia: Policies, Institutions and Programming, 1975–1995, PhD thesis, University of Queensland1997.
365.
HartleyJohn, and McKeeAlan, The Indigenous Public Sphere: The Reporting and Reception of Indigenous Issues in the Australian Media, 1994–1997, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2000.
366.
HennSusanne, The Media Linking Two Worlds? Multicultural and Ethnic Broadcasting in Australia with a Focus on the German-speaking Diaspora in Melbourne, MA (Journalism Studies) thesis, University of WalesCardiff,2001.
367.
Herrera-KeightleyMaria-Teresa, News as a Mirror of Reality: A Comparative Analysis of News Reporting in a Sample of the English-language and the Spanish-language Australian press, PhD thesis, Monash UniversityMelbourne,1995.
368.
HumeAlison Lisa, ‘In His White Mind': An Assessment of the Bulletin's Role in Promoting a White Australia, 1901–1914, BA (Hons) thesis, Griffith UniversityBrisbane,1997.
369.
LapsleyAnthony David, A History of Broadcast Language Instruction in Australia, 1931–1961, PhD thesis, University of Western AustraliaPerth,1997.
370.
LeeJanet Amadeo, If We Were the Editors: Filipinos in Melbourne, Australia Reading Their Newspaper, MA thesis, Victoria University of TechnologyMelbourne,1999.
371.
ManicarosM., van VuurenK., and WatsonI., Messages from the Past, Voices to the Future: Communications Linking and Sustaining Multicultural Queensland, Ethnic Broadcasting Association of Queensland, Brisbane, 2002.
372.
MarshallAlbert, The Sounds of Culture: Maltese Radio in Australia, MA thesis, Victorian University of TechnologyMelbourne,1995.
373.
MayHarvey, Australian Multicultural Policy and Television Drama in Comparative Contexts, PhD thesis, Queensland University of TechnologyBrisbane,2004.
374.
McCarthyMark Joseph, Prime Time Dreaming: The Future of Indigenous Broadcasting in Australia, MBus (Comm) thesis, Queensland University of TechnologyBrisbane,1989.
375.
RoseMichael, Aboriginal Print Journalism and the Koori Mail newspaper, MA (Hons) thesis, University of WollongongWollongong,1994.
376.
RoseMichael, For the Record: 160 Years of Aboriginal Print Journalism, Allen & Unwin, Sydney, 1996.
377.
ShortridgeBevan J., ‘Australia for the Australian!': The Sydney Bulletin and the ‘White Australia’ policy, 1880–1905, MA thesis, University of Auckland1994.
378.
VukeljaNatasha D., Who's Speaking to Whom? The Formation of the Multicultural Radio and Television Association of Western Australia, BA (Hons) thesis, Western Australian College of Advanced EducationPerth,1990.
379.
WesterwayPeter, A Thousand Campfires: Policy Change and Aboriginal Broadcasting in Australia from 1967 to 1990, PhD thesis, University of SydneySydney,2005.
380.
WrenBrian, Aboriginalism and the Bulletin, 1901–1991, PhD thesis, University of the Northern TerritoryDarwin,1997.
381.
ZychovaBarbara, The Role of Community Broadcast Media in Representing Multicultural Australia, MA (Hons) thesis, Griffith UniversityBrisbane,2002.
