- NSW Police Media
- Australian Federal Police
- City of Sydney (council) media
- NSW State Government news
- Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
- The CSIRO
- Greenpeace
- the RSPCA
- Barnardo’s Australia
- The Australian Medical Association
- The Australian Human Rights Commission
- The Australian Government: Latest Media Releases
- Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
- Department of Defence
- Screen Australia
- Sydney Mardi Gras Media Releases
- Art Gallery of NSW
- Museum of Contemporary Art
- National Gallery of Australia
- National Portrait Gallery
- Apple press info
- Australian Institute of Sport
- AFL media releases
- NRL Media
- Australian Cricket
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Useful links: Media Project tools
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Useful links: CC-licensed music and sound
Most music is protected under international copyright law in the same way photography and illustrations are protected. It is illegal to sample bits and pieces of songs you love to use in your own audio or video works. In the same way as you must not simply grab whatever you want from the results of a Google Image search, you should never use any music you please without first establishing that you have permission to use it.
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Great resources for journalism research
The people formerly known as the audience
The audience is an important determinant of news – it’s logical that news of interest to some people isn’t to others. Journalists need to know what their audiences want and need to know.
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