| 2020 "Diverging data in a Canadian media bailout" Paper accepted for presentation to the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication convention, August 6-8, Virtual. Click here 2019"What if newspapers aren't dying?" Paper to be presented to the Future of Journalism conference, September 12-13, Cardiff. Click here "Why are newspapers still here?" Panel presentation
to the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
convention, August 7-10, Toronto. Click
here 2018 “The truth is out there: Company financial reports as primary sources for media management research.” Paper presented to the European Media Management Association annual conference, June 14-15, Warsaw. Click here “Canada's crisis of media: Economists as the 'rock stars' of competition law.” Paper presented at the World Media Economics and Management Conference, May 6-9, Cape Town. Click here 2017 “Death by natural causes or premeditated murder? B.C. chains eliminate competition by closing newspapers.” Paper presented at Is no local news bad news? Local journalism and its future. June 3-4, Ryerson University, Toronto. Click here “Financialization of Canadian Media.” Paper presented to the 15th Annual International Conference on Communication and Mass Media, May 8-11, Athens, Greece. Click here “Are UK newspapers really dying?” Paper presented to the European Media Management Association conference, May 11-12, Ghent, Belgium. Click here 2016 “Digital buturaki: Government-sponsored blogs assail critics of Fiji’s military dictatorship.” Paper presented at the World Journalism Education Congress, Auckland, July 14-16. Click here “News as Hazardous Waste: Postmedia, the Competition Bureau, and the Supreme Court of Canada.” Paper presented at the Canadian Communication Association Annual Conference, Calgary, May 28-31. Click here 2012 “Fairfax Media’s best-kept secret: Newspaper company makes healthy profits.” Presented at the Journalism Education Association of Australia conference, Melbourne. "Not dead yet: Newspaper company annual reports show chains still profitable." A paper presented to the Media Management and Economics Division of the Association for Education in Journalism & Mass Communication, August 9-12, Chicago. Click here 2011 “Censorship vs. self-censorship: Press control in Fiji and Singapore.” A paper presented to the First Fiji Literary Festival, Nadi. Click here 2009 “Public benefits or private? The case of the Canadian Media Research Consortium.” Presented to Journalism Research in the Public Interest, Zurich. Click here “Convergence after the collapse: The catastrophic case of Canada.” Presented to Convergence and Society: The Changing Media Landscape, Reno. Click here 2008 “Eroding Foreign Ownership Limits: CanWest Global Communications Initiatives in Canada and Australia.” Presented to the Canadian Communication Association Annual Conference, Vancouver. Click here “Bringing Power to Place: CanWest Global Communications vs. Foreign Media Ownership Limits.” Presented to the Australian and New Zealand Communication Association Annual Conference, Wellington. Click here 2005 “Convergence and the ‘Black News Hole’: Canadian
Newspaper Coverage of the 2003 Lincoln Report.” Paper presented
to Canadian Communication Association, London. 2004 “Journalism Education in Canada: Toward a Corporate Model?” paper presented at Professional Education for the Media in the Digital Age, the First Journet International Conference, Newcastle, Australia. Click here 2002 “The Effect of Publication Interruptions on Daily Newspaper Circulation.” Paper presented at the 5th World Media Economics Conference, Turku, Finland. Click here 2001 “‘Failure is Impossible’: The Short Life and Slow
Death of the Vancouver Times, 1963-1965.” Paper presented at the
Western Journalism Historians Conference, Berkeley. 2000 “Federal Regulatory Failure to Stem the Tide of Concentration of Newspaper Ownership in Vancouver, 1957-97.” Paper presented at Power, Democracy and Communication, a joint Simon Fraser University-University of Oregon graduate student conference, Vancouver. Click here 1999 “Monopoly Bye the Sea: Pacific Press and the Complete
Corporatization of Vancouver Newspapers.” Paper presented at the
Western Journalism Historians Conference, Berkeley. Click
here “Buying Influence: The Growing Newspaper Monolith
From the North.”Paper presented at the Association for Education
in Journalism and Mass Communication, Southeast Colloquium, New
Orleans. Click here |