Research – A Worldly Addiction

Daily Travel Vloggers and YouTube. Passion or Poison?

March 20, 2017March 27, 2017 by Adelaide Haynes, posted in DIGC335, Media and Communications, Research

Casey Neistat quit and the world lost their shit.... I lost a friend.

The Little Red Shirt That Captured The World’s Attention For All Of The Wrong Reasons

March 22, 2016April 2, 2016 by Adelaide Haynes, posted in BCM310, Media and Communications, Research

Should we look at images of death, war and destruction? I argue that we as global citizens cannot look at images of suffering and be unnaffected by the deep sadness this photograph conveys. And we cannot feel this without being compelled to do something about it.

How Important Are Your Selfies?

March 12, 2016April 2, 2016 by Adelaide Haynes, posted in BCM310, Media and Communications, Research

There's much more to a selfie than a good filter .Status anxiety, purpose, psychology and value are just some of the key elements in producing your online 'self.'

Australian vs. American Content

February 4, 2016February 4, 2016 by Adelaide Haynes, posted in BCM330, Media and Communications, Research

Debate: The way we watch favours global cultural diversity over Australian content America has long since dominated the global film industry due to the strength of the industry and globalisation (Silver, 2007), and as we've been uncovering over the past few weeks, Australia's film industry has been complicated. To strengthen ties and remove barriers between America … Continue reading Australian vs. American Content

Australian Media Content: Cynical Optimism

February 2, 2016February 3, 2016 by Adelaide Haynes, posted in BCM330, Media and Communications, Research

Is it time to give up on Australian media content?

Daring or Dangerous? Are Co-Productions the Future of Australian Films?

January 26, 2016February 3, 2016 by Adelaide Haynes, posted in BCM330, Media and Communications, Research

Co producing with France... daring or dangerous?

The Outback and Bad Publicity

January 15, 2016February 3, 2016 by Adelaide Haynes, posted in BCM330, Media and Communications, Research

Australia represented by the Outback... is this a good thing, is this a bad thing, is any attention good attention?

Ozploitation or Male Domination?

December 21, 2015February 3, 2016 by Adelaide Haynes, posted in BCM330, Media and Communications, Research

Have you ever watched an Australian film from the 70's that was so bad, it was actually good? Then you were most likely watching an Ozploitation film. During this time 'Australia as an institution required a national identity, consisting of images of itself emanating from its own culture and reflecting the characteristics of it's population' (Rayner, … Continue reading Ozploitation or Male Domination?