Merryn Sherwood

Journalism Lecturer

La Trobe University

Australia

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Merryn Sherwood is a Journalism Lecturer at La Trobe University in Australia. Her research focuses on online media dynamics, including the impact of social media on journalism, the representation of spinal cord injuries in the media, and audience engagement within the context of journalism education. Recent publications highlight themes such as content moderation in sports media and the experiences of journalists during significant societal events.

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Lawrie Zion

Associate Dean, Research and Industry Engagement, School of Humanities and Social Sciences

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Lecturer, Journalism

RMIT University

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Caught in a cycle: Agenda-building practices of journalists and sources in spinal cord injury news media coverage

It’s ‘Gut Feeling’ Mostly: Online Hate, Uncivil Comments and Content Moderation in Australian Sports Media

The Buzz of Brisbane 2032: Themes of Online and Social Media Olympic Sentiment

Media in the News: How Australia’s Media Beat Covered Two Major Journalism Change Events

Consumer engagement in doctoral research – what difference does it make?

‘I can say I was a journalist during a global pandemic’: Australian students’ experiences of a newsroom in lockdown

Tragedy or over-achievement: a media analysis of spinal cord injury in Australia

Mobilising networks after redundancy: The experiences of Australian journalists

Media portrayal of spinal cord injury and its impact on lived experiences: a phenomological study

Football, Media, and Homophobia: Public Framing of the First Pride Game in the Australian Football League

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Nora Shields

Lawrie Zion

Dylan Bird

Timothy Marjoribanks

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