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Gender equality and gender mainstreaming have been indicated as core principles to guide
the development of media and ICT policies since the mid‐1990s. Principled frameworks for …

In an age of global information structures, what scope exists for independent citizen action in
media and cultural policy formation? How can audiences effectively voice critiques of media …

Most people recognise that mainstream media industries are important players in
contemporary societies, simultaneously galvanizing change through cutting-edge …

The twentieth anniversary of the Fourth World Conference on Women invited an assessment
of the progresses made since the event took place in Beijing in 1995, where unprecedented …

The Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) seeks to bring news media accountability into
the struggle for gender equality and women's human rights. In five‐year spurts since 1995, it …

The first part of this article draws on empirical material from a recent series of global gender
and communication policy reports which highlight the dearth of gender-equal media policy …

This study explores pressures on civil society organizations (CSOs) that promote gender
equality in and through the media. By using cases from five countries-Cyprus, Ethiopia …

The issue in focus in this book is the lack of gender equality in the news media, and in
Chapter 1 we explained why it is important to explore the causes and consequences of this …

Louise North's (2009) study of the effects of neoliberalism in the news industry in Australia
has sweeping implications for women's relationship to the media in other nations as well. In …