
Australian Journalism Review 44.1 is out now!
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Aims & Scope
Australian Journalism Review (AJR) publishes articles on a broad range of perspectives relating to journalism research, practice and education. Its emphasis is on original theoretical, empirical and applied research, but it also provides opportunities to canvass perspectives on current debates on research, practice and education through commentary pieces on specific topics.
This double-blind peer-reviewed journal is published twice annually, with the second edition each year focused primarily on a theme and supplemented by a small selection of broader-ranging papers.
Prospective guest editor submissions on themes for future editions are always welcome. While many of Australian Journalism Review’s submitting authors are based within the Australia-Pacific region, the journal welcomes scholarship from around the world and extending into broader media and communication topics of relevance to journalism.
The journal incorporates a regular section highlighting the work of early career researchers, particularly current or recent higher degree by research students, as well as book reviews focusing on recent additions to the journalism, media and communications publishing landscape.
AJR is the journal of the Journalism Education and Research Association of Australia.
Issue 44.1
Editorial
MATTHEW RICKETSON AND KATRINA CLIFFORD
In memoriam
Richard Warwick Blood (1947–2022)
STAFF MEMBERS
Commentary
The song remains the same: Media regulation a decade after the Finkelstein inquiry
EMMA DAWSON
Research Articles
Improving news media oversight: Why Australia needs a cross-platform standards scheme
DEREK WILDING AND SACHA MOLITORISZ
T. J. THOMSON, JULIE MCLAUGHLIN, LEAH KING-SMITH, AARON BELL AND MATT TSIMPIKAS
Measuring news media frame building during an Australian industrial dispute
VICTORIA FIELDING
‘I can say I was a journalist during a global pandemic’: Australian students’ experiences of a newsroom in lockdown
BRIGID MCCARTHY, DYLAN BIRD, MERRYN SHERWOOD AND LAWRIE ZION
Emerging Scholars
‘It’s always there’: A study of the sources and motivations for Australian teens’ news consumption
ANGELA BLAKSTON AND LISA WALLER
Consumers and commodification: The marketization of aged care in the Australian press
MUHAMMAD ASIM IMRAN AND KATHRYN BOWD
Book Reviews
Journalism Research That Matters, Valérie Bélair-Gagnon and Nikki Usher (eds) (2021)
MARTIN HIRST
Media Unmade: Australian Media’s Most Disruptive Decade, Tim Burrowes (2021)
COLLETTE SNOWDEN
Upheaval: Disrupted Lives in Journalism, Andrew Dodd and Matthew Ricketson (eds) (2021)
NAT KASSEL
Sound Citizens: Australian Women Broadcasters Claim their Voice, 1923–1956, Catherine Fisher (2021)
HEATHER ANDERSON
Disrupting Investigative Journalism: Moment of Death or Dramatic Rebirth?, Amanda Gearing (2021)
JANET M. HARKIN
BEATE JOSEPHI
The Power of Podcasting: Telling Stories through Sound, Siobhán McHugh (2022)
MARGARET CASSIDY
RODNEY TIFFEN