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Terry Flew is Professor of Communication at QUT. He is immediate Past President of the International Communications Association (ICA).
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Trust, mediatization and mediated trust: beyond post-truth and misinformation

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By Terry Flew
| Taylor & Francis Online
Introduction: cultural discourse studies and trust in communication In his history of communications as an academic field, Silvio Waisbord (Waisbord Citation2019) makes a distinction between those approaches that define communication as information, and those which approach the field from the perspectives of connection, persuasion and symbolic interaction.
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Nation-State Regulation as Social Media Governance: The Australian Online Safety Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Act 2024

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By Terry Flew, Timothy Koskie, Agata Stepnik, Wenjia Tang
| PYMNTS Verified
This article analyzes Australia’s landmark Online Safety Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Act 2024, which restricts access to designated social media platforms for individuals under the age of 16. Prompted by rising concerns over youth mental health, ineffective platform self-regulation, and global regulatory shifts, the law mandates age restrictions on major platforms, despite legal, ethical, and technological challenges. We note that the Bill has broad political and public support bu ...
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How a news levy on big tech could save Australian journalism

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By Terry Flew
| The New Daily Verified
It was claimed the internet would overcome the domination of traditional media by few players as it was easy for new providers to use an existing network to create content for global audiences. A recent study of media concentration in Australia finds this has not been the case. The Global Media and Internet Concentration Project (GMICP) Report found the majority of Australia’s media, internet and communication markets are moderately to highly concentrated.
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