Developing research in partnership with Aboriginal communities: strategies for improving recruitment and retention

- Rae, K., Weatherall, L., Hollebone, K., Apen, K., McLean, M., Blackwell, C., Eades, S., Boulton, J., Lumbers, E., Smith, R.

Not everyone's aboard the online public relations train: the use (and non-use) of social media by public relations practitioners

- Robson, Prue, James, Melanie

The universal appeal of Facebook©: Providing access to tertiary students from Australian Aboriginal communities

- Gruppetta, Maree, Mason, Terry

Time to bridge the gaps: issues with current social media research in public relations

- Robson, Prue

Communication, new media and everyday life

- Chalkley, Tony, Brown, Adam, Cinque, Toija, Warren, Brad, Hobbs, Mitchell, Finn, Mark

Journalists and their audience: a changing relationship?

- Fulton, Janet

MoJo in action: the use of mobiles in conflict, community, and cross-platform journalism

- Mills, John, Egglestone, Paul, Rashid, Omer, Väätäjä, Heli

Social influence, addictions and the Internet: the potential of Web 2.0 technologies in enhancing treatment for alcohol/other drug use problems

- Deady, Mark, Kay-Lambkin, Frances, Thornton, Louise, Baker, Amanda, Teesson, Maree

The Australian finance sector and social media: towards a history of the new banking

- Balnaves, Mark

Understanding e-WOM influence using social location based services: qualitative evidence from service encounters

- Lucas, Ben, Carlson, Jamie

Trialling PR2.0: an exploratory study of the non-capital city practitioner's social media use

- Robson, Prue, James, Melanie

Visualising social computing output: mapping student blogs and tweets

- Cameron, David, Finlayson, Amalie, Wotzko, Rebecca

Virtual mobilities: backpackers, new media and online travel communities

- Young, Tamara, Hanley, Jo

Why are PR agencies blogging?: an exploratory study of the blogging practices of public relations agencies

- Fursdon, Rhianna, James, Melanie