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Remote Indigenous communities 2 Broadband policy 1 Child protection 1 Computer surveillance 1 Digital divide 1 Indigenous Australia 1 Internet take-up 1 Surveillance 1
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Rennie, Ellie 2 Thomas, Julian 2 Crouch, Andrew 1 Goldenfein, Jake 1 Wright, Alyson 1
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Internet Policy Review 1 Telecommunications Policy 1
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EconStor 1 RePEc 1
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Internet policy and Australia's Northern Territory Intervention
Rennie, Ellie; Goldenfein, Jake; Thomas, Julian - In: Internet Policy Review 6 (2017) 1, pp. 1-17
communities. The 'Northern Territory Intervention' aimed to combat abuse and violence in remote Indigenous communities, and …In 2007, Australia's Commonwealth Government took a dramatic new approach to the governance of remote Indigenous …
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At home on the outstation: Barriers to home Internet in remote Indigenous communities
Rennie, Ellie; Crouch, Andrew; Wright, Alyson; Thomas, … - In: Telecommunications Policy 37 (2013) 6, pp. 583-593
article investigates the various dimensions of Internet take-up in remote Indigenous communities in Australia and considers … home Internet for remote Indigenous communities and to discuss a complex set of issues, including: the dynamics of remote … Indigenous communities in central Australia. Residents in these communities provided significant insight into the social …
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