Media International Australia

Papers
(The TQCC of Media International Australia is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
The video years: Stuart Cunningham and screen industry research42
Book Review: Emotions and Virtues in Feature Writing: The Alchemy of Creating Prize-Winning Stories33
Love your idol in a ‘cleaned’ way: Fans, fundraising platform, and fandom governance in China23
The corporeality of sound: drag performance, lip-synching and the popular critique of gendered theatrics in Australian film and television20
How can we measure the creative economy? The Cunningham Project18
Spiritual opium and the spiritual opium war: a cultural history of arcade games and console games in 1990s China16
Learning the art of Scholarly Peer-Review: Insights from the Communication Discipline16
Scott Morrison’s political discourse during crisis: A narrative-semiotic analysis15
Visibility and invisibility in the aged care sector: visual representation in Australian news from 2018–202114
Digital hostility: contemporary crisis, disrupted belonging and self-care practices13
Practising citizenship through online media: an interpretive case study of Chinese New Zealanders’ civic engagement online12
Digital Racism and Antiracism Toward Asian and Muslim Communities During the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Australian Experience12
Book Review: Journalism, Technology and Cultural Practice: A History by Martin Conboy12
Super aggregators and the media supply chain11
Book Review: The Production of Global Web Series in a Networked Age11
Secondary, security threat, and sage: eulogy effect and the framing of female politicians as political martyrs in the elite press of South Asia11
Playful rehearsals of animal subjugation: The naturalization of animal labour in videogames10
Exploring a post-truth referendum: Australia's Voice to Parliament and the management of attention on social media10
Book Review: Setting the Agenda10
‘You can’t trust the mainstream media’: exploring shifts in racist, homophobic, transphobic, sexist, antisemitic and Islamophobic sentiment within Australian far-right alternative news media10
Industry professionals speak: it's all about messages – except when it isn’t10
The media geographies of Tom O’Regan10
Making public or quiet listening? Media logics and public inquiries into the abuse of children9
What Australian research offers the study of digital childhoods: A scoping review of digital media use by families with young children9
‘African kids can’: challenging the African gangs narrative on social media9
Teachers of TikTok: Glimpses and gestures in the performance of professional identity9
Book Review: Subtitling: Concepts and Practices9
Closing the digital gap for remote First Nations communities: 5G and beyond?9
Connections, Community, Coconuts: Exploring the History of Regional Community Radio8
Images of China in the Australian press: Time for new frames and new readings of old frames to broaden the horizons of framing analysis?8
Book Review: Feral Media: The Chamberlain Case 40 Years On7
Chinese digital platforms in Australia: From market and politics to governance7
Amplifying victim–survivor voices: media power, collective action, and ultra-Orthodox Jewish identity in the Leifer case7
Exploring the role of political elites in post-truth communication on social media7
Public service sentiment in Australian digital communities on Reddit and Whirlpool during the COVID-19 pandemic6
Book Review: Australian Radio Listeners and Television Viewers: Historical Perspectives6
Strategies for climate change communication through social media: Objectives, approach, and interaction6
The effect of trust in media and information sources on coronavirus disease 2019 prevention behaviors in Lebanon6
Professor Tom O’Regan: a guide to his published work6
Ethnic media, diversity and settlement: a qualitative study6
Pandemic impacts on cinema industry and over-the-top platforms in China6
“Epistemic justice” (a memoir)5
Deplatforming sex education on Meta: sex, power, and content moderation5
Who is a journalist now? Recognising atypical journalism work in the digital media economy5
Institutions, platforms and the production of debut success in contemporary book culture5
The cultural customization of TikTok: subaltern migrant workers and their digital cultures5
Vernacular Visibility and Algorithmic Resistance in the Public Expression of Latin American Feminism5
The value of news: A gender gap in paying for news4
A Sociotechnical Approach to Smartphone Research: Outline for a Holistic, Qualitative Mobile Method4
Jelena Dokic's suicide-related social media post and the worldwide media's portrayal of a story of survival: a natural experiment4
Algorithmic resistance as political disengagement4
‘Big Lies’: understanding the role of political actors and mainstream journalists in the spread of disinformation4
China’s evolving stance against tech monopolies: A moment of international alignment in an era of digital sovereignty4
Hyperlocal journalism in the face of the advance of news deserts: scoping review4
Book Review: Mediatised Terrorism: East-West Narratives of Risk4
Subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) original production in Australia: Evolution or revolution?4
We’ve always been antagonistic: algorithmic resistances and dissidences beyond the Global North4
Redefining older Australians: moving beyond stereotypes and consumer narratives in print media representations4
Book Review: The Near-Death of the Author: Creativity in the Internet Age by John Potts4
Balancing digital presents and futures: understanding first-time parents’ practices, plans and perceptions of ‘quality’ and risk in young children's digital engagements4
News portals as a gateway to civic engagement: the case of South Korea3
Between culture and industry: re-evaluating the development of the Australian New Eligible Drama Expenditure (NEDE) requirement on Australian pay-TV3
Exploring health misinformation on WhatsApp within the African migrant and refugee community in Southeast Queensland (SEQ)3
Wellness communities and vaccine hesitancy3
WeChat as the coordinator of polymedia: Chinese women maintaining intercultural romantic relationships3
‘Oh my god this is happening’: how Our Flag Means Death staged an empathic mutiny against the labour of queer reading practices3
Book Review: Popular Culture and Social Change: The Hidden Work of Public Relations3
Making Queer content visible: approaches and assumptions of Australian film and television stakeholders working with LGBTQ+ content3
The Belt and Road Initiative in Australian mainstream media: why did its narratives shift from 2013 to 2021?3
Digital arts and culture in Australia: Promissory discourses and uncertain realities in pandemic times3
Brittany Higgins' story or the Brittany Higgins story? Journalism, politics and narrative rhetoric3
Towards future politics of the cybersphere: China’s temporal-spatial governance of digital transition3
Performing islamophobia in the Australian parliament: The role of populism and performance in Pauline Hanson’s “burqa stunt”3
(Dis)assembling mental health through apps: The sociomaterialities of young adults’ experiences3
Studying WeChat Official Accounts with novel ‘backend-in’ and ‘traceback’ methods: Walking through platforms back-to-front and past-to-present3
5G common threads and challenges in emerging economies: the cases of Indonesia and Peru3
#Aboriginallivesmatter: Mapping Black Lives Matter discourse in Australia3
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