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102. Examining the Changing Shape of the Specialist Studio/Classroom Model in Communication Design Education Today
103. Political Knowledge and Political Behavior among Highly Educated Muslims in Indonesia
104. Information on the processing of organic food: consumers' perception
105. Telecommunications in rural and regional areas: [Paper in: Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, 2nd Conference of Australia Members of Parliament, Meeting the Challenges of the Future, Today, NSW Parliament 2008.]
106. Making the Australian mobile in the 1990s: creating markets, choosing technologies [Paper in: Making Media Policy: Looking Forward, Looking Back. Given, Jock (ed.)]
107. Broadband bottleneck: history revisited [Paper in: Making Media Policy: Looking Forward, Looking Back. Given, Jock (ed.)]
108. A 50/50 proposition: public-private partnerships in Australian communication [Paper in: Making Media Policy: Looking Forward, Looking Back. Given, Jock (ed.)]
109. The early years of international telegraphy in Australia: a critical assessment [Paper in: Making Media Policy: Looking Forward, Looking Back. Given, Jock (ed.)]
110. Social and content aware One-Class recommendation of papers in scientific social networks.
111. The case of the E-tuktuk [The e-tuktuk is a mobile information and communication centre locaed within a three-wheeled auto rickshaw in Sri Lanka. Paper in: Wireless Cultures and Technologies. Goggin, Gerard and Gregg, Melissa (eds).]
112. An Australian wireless commons? [Paper in: Wireless Cultures and Technologies. Goggin, Gerard and Gregg, Melissa (eds).]
113. Wireless networks and the problems of over-connectedness [Paper in: Wireless Cultures and Technologies. Goggin, Gerard and Gregg, Melissa (eds).]
114. Spectrumscape, the space of wirelessness [Paper in: Wireless Cultures and Technologies. Goggin, Gerard and Gregg, Melissa (eds).]
115. Wireless technologies and cultures: towards an agenda for research [Paper in: Wireless Cultures and Technologies. Goggin, Gerard and Gregg, Melissa (eds).]
116. Richard Raxworthy, independent oral historian, and his oral history collection in the Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales [Paper in: Old Stories, New Ways.]
117. Cellulose-Derived Supercapacitors from the Carbonisation of Filter Paper
118. Toward an Ethics and Etiquette for Electronic Mail.
119. Driver distraction: reflections on the past, present and future [Paper presented to the International Conference on Driver Distraction (2005: Sydney)]
120. From multimedia to digital content and applications: remaking policy for the digital content industries. [Paper in: Creative Networks, O'Regan, Tom; Gibson, Lisanne and Jeffcutt, Paul (eds.).]
121. Games as inhabited spaces [Paper in: The Games Issue: Studying Computer Games as Media, Chesher, Chris and Costello, Brigid (eds.).]
122. Developing the alternative communications policy framework [Interview with Lindsay Tanner by Mark David Ryan. Paper in: The Games Issue: Studying Computer Games as Media, Chesher, Chris and Costello, Brigid (eds.).]
123. Learning and Skills Development in a Virtual Class of Educommunication Based on Educational Proposals and Interactions
124. The spectrum auctions: mismanagement, lost opportunities and the undermining of a critical communications conduit [Paper in: The Uses of the Internet, Goggin, Gerard and Lally, Elaine (eds.).]
125. The communications environment [Paper in: Soap Operas and Telenovelas, Slade, Christina (ed.).]
126. Mediation and alternative media, or relocating the centre of media and communication studies [Paper in: Citizens' Media, Spurgeon, Christina and Rennie, Elinor (eds.).]
127. The middle years of Radio 4EB: acting locally, thinking nationally. [Paper in: Citizens' Media, Spurgeon, Christina and Rennie, Elinor (eds.).]
128. Comparing Paper and Tangible, Multimodal Tools
129. Regional innovation: the European experience [This paper was presented to the Regional Co-operation and Development Forum, National Convention Centre, Canberra, December 2000]
130. Knowledge economies, globalisation and generative growth: implications for policy [This paper was prepared for the General Assembly of Australian Local Government: Regional Co-operation and Development Forum, Canberra, 2001]
131. 'He filled us full of laughter: networking the history of Australia' [Paper delivered at the Modern History Teachers' Centenary Conference, Macquarie University, 12 May 2001]
132. A Visual Modality for the Augmentation of Paper
133. A Blank Sheet of Paper: The Phenomenological Foundation of Comparative Media Theory
134. ERIC/AVCR Annual Review Paper: AVCR: One Quarter Century: Evolution of Theory and Research
135. Information professionals in Australia. -Current concerns and directions evidenced in conference papers. Paper presented at Congress of Southeast Asian Libraries (9th: 1993: Bangkok )
136. Educator's Guide to Networking: Using Computers.
137. Ten simple rules for structuring papers.
138. Dynamics of the Education System Affecting Professional Development. From the Evaluation of the National Foundation for the Improvement of Education's 'A Change of Course' Initiative.
139. 'Distance Education for Newbies'.
140. Messengers in Shakespeare's plays [Expanded version of paper presented to Australasian Drama Studies Association. Conference (1996: Australian National University)]
141. 'Mine Is an Atypical Case': An Analysis of Life Stories about the Experience of Higher Education Drop-Out
142. Prolegomena to a golden age: how technology could make or break libraries in the future. -Paper originally prepared as Library Computing Forward Plan: Prolegomena, and presented to University of Western Australia
143. An introduction to Packet Switching Networks: principles of operation and applications. -Revised version of paper presented to Overseas Telecommunications Commission (Australia). MIDAS Services Conference ( 1981: Darwin, NT)
144. Challenges in extending sustainability across a transport supply chain
145. A networked vision for Australia. -Edited version of paper to the Australian Telecommunication Users Group. Conference (1996: Melbourne )
146. Technology and conversation: construction and destruction of community. [An earlier version of this paper was presented to the Australian and New Zealand Communication Association. Conference (1996: Brisbane)]
147. Cultural technologies and media studies. [An earlier version of this paper was presented to the Australian and New Zealand Communication Association. Conference (1996: Brisbane)]
148. Carbon Dots@rGO Paper as Freestanding and Flexible Potassium‐Ion Batteries Anode
149. Quantifying Biomolecular Binding Constants using Video Paper Analytical Devices
150. The way people want to talk: indigenous media production in Australia and Canada. -Paper presented at the seminar on Cultural Policy Studies: Questions of Method (1994: University of Technology, Sydney )
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