
Call For Submissions
What's the attraction of gambling?
Online survey now seeking submissions
Gambling Access Project Swinburne
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Conference
Open Road 2008 Conference: Multilingualism and the Information Society
15-16 May, Melbourne
Vicnet
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Conference
Open Road 2008 Conference: Multilingualism and the Information Society
15 - 16 May, Melbourne
Open Road Conference
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Conference
Web Directions UX
15 and 16 May, Melbourne
Web Directions South
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Conference
Pervasive 08: Sixth International Conference on Pervasive Computing
19-22, May, Sydney
NICTA, Australia
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Conference
Connecting Up 08
19 - 20 May, Brisbane
CISA Inc
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Conference
Web Directions: eGovernment
19 - 20 May, Canberra
Web Directions South
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Conference
11th Annual Open Forum for Metadata Registries: Metadata DownUnder - Metadata, Semantics and Interoperability in Practice
19 - 22 May, Sydney
Standards Australia and Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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Forum
Library and Information Week 2008
19 - 25 May
Australian Library and Information Association
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Forum
Should the NSW Government have an interest in the State's creative future: How do we resuscitate the arts?
Wednesday 21 May, Sydney
Fabian Society
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Call For Submissions
eResearch Australasia 2008
Deadline: 23 May, Melbourne
eReseach conference website
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Call For Papers
Communications Policy and Research Forum 2008
Deadline: 23 May 2008
Communications Policy and Research Forum 2008
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Talk
Sadanand Dhume in conversation with Linda Lopresti
Monday 26 May, Melbourne
Asialink
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Forum
Higher Education as a National Priority: What Sort of Revolution is Needed?
Wednesday 28 May, Brisbane
Eidos
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Call For Papers
ArtsHealth Symposium #1
Deadline: Friday 30 May 2008
ArtsHealth Centre for Research and Practice
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Call For Submissions
Emerging Scholars Workshop – DEMOCRACY
Application deadline: Friday 30 May
Institute for Social Research
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Call For Submissions
The Swinburne Centenary, presented by Dr Peter Love
Friday 30 May, Melbourne
Faculty of Life and Social Sciences, Swinburne University
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Public lecture
Securing health in the Asia-Pacific
Thursday 5 June, Melbourne
Asialink
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Budget 2008: what it means for broadcasting
MARGARET SIMONS detects some good news for community radio, but not a great deal else
What the internet means for the way journalists write
The internet is creating a more dynamic and interactive understanding of what disinterested reporting can mean, writes MARGARET SIMONS
Winner creates all?
Almost all creative ventures fail, but the successes can be spectacular, write PAUL ORMEROD and STUART CUNNINGHAM
Catching up
The internet looks like becoming a single social networking platform, writes MARGARET SIMONS
The 'next' museum wave: is social media here to stay?
Collections, audiences, distribution and access will continue to be the central concerns, writes ANGELINA RUSSO
Has radio blown the future?
Digital radio's delayed introduction could mean the future has been created by other audio media, writes JOCK GIVEN
The limitations of the crowd
MARGARET SIMONS looks at the results of an experiment in online reporting launched by Jay Rosen (above)
Mining the creative thread
The new government has a chance to prove itself a supporter of innovation in Australian industry, writes SIMON MARGINSON
The 16-year-old's challenge to journalists
A party in Narre Warren has exposed the limitations of an industry that plays only to mass audiences, writes MARGARET SIMONS