Library Guides: Researcher Profiles, Identifiers and Engagement: Mass Media

Mass Media

Mass Media refers to when you or your research has been referred to in the media e.g. in newspapers, on the radio or on TV.

JCU Media and Communications team coordinates media interviews which showcase achievements, produce press releases and generate media coverage about JCU research. Contact the the Media and Communications staff if you have a research achievement that you think they may not know about e.g. because you are new to JCU or early in your research career.

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JCU Research Portfolio

JCU Research Portfolio
It is important to keep your Research Portfolio profile up to date as JCU Media and Communications and journalists use this to find experts about a particular topic for media stories.

The Conversation

The Conversation

The Conversation is another way to get your work published in mainstream media. Many articles from The Conversation are republished in other news sites such as the ABC, The Guardian and Huffington Post.
The Conversation is an independent source of news and views, sourced from the academic and research community and delivered direct to the public. Only members of academic or research institutions can write for The Conversation. JCU is a subscribed member of The Conversation.
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Research and Experts Database
Authors for The Conversation are added to the Research and Experts Database for journalists and other interested persons to find experts on particular topics.
Publications on The Conversation by JCU authors - March 2011 - 4 October 2016
This data is taken from the Research Performance Data portal.

Expert Guide

Expert Guide

Expert Guide is used by members of the media, government, academia, industry and community when seeking expert media commentary and collaborations.

JCU subscribes to the Expert Guide. To increase the likelihood that your research achievements will be picked up by Mass Media, register your expertise on this site.

Where has your research been mentioned?

Once you have had media coverage about your research, use the following resources to check where your work has been mentioned.

ProQuest News & Newspapers This link opens in a new window
ProQuest News & Newspapers includes newspapers from the Australia & New Zealand Newsstream, the Canadian Newsstream, the International Newsstream and the US Newsstream.

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Google News
Google News is a computer-generated news site that aggregates headlines from more than 4,500 English-language news sources worldwide. Search for your name to see articles created by you or that mention you.