Article by Janet Fulton RMIT University, susan kerrigan Swinburne University of Technology and Phillip McIntyre University of Newcastle has been included in Taylor & Francis Creative Media and the Arts promo collection for World Creativity & Innovation Week/Day. Read it here - tiny.cc/ajzuxz

Vilja Levoniusa and Anu Sivunena (University of Jyväskylä) uses the Communication Constituting Organisations framework to examine how Twitter use influences the content and methodologies of care among elder care workers. tinyurl.com/75fvu2et

We hope you had a fruitful 2023. From all of us at CRP, here's wishing you a great end to the year, and see you again in 2024!

Dal Yong Jin (Simon Fraser University), Kyong Yoon (@UBC) and Benjamin Han (@Tulane) examine the subordination of the Korean cultural industry to over-the-top platforms and explore its impact on cultural production and flow of #Hallyu . Read more - tinyurl.com/2suf3jwt

Richa Kalpesh Saxena from Narsee Monjee Institute Of Management Studies provides insights to current trends in academic research relating to on-demand online video streaming. Read more - tinyurl.com/2xv9ujck

What is the future of journal publishing? We had an engaging plenary discussion at #ANZCA2023 with editors from InternetHistories, Policy and Internet, MIA, The Radio Journal and Ethical Space. Ngā mihi Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington for hosting!

Wesley Ward (Charles Sturt University), Prof/Dr Lisa M Given, FASSA 🇨🇦🇦🇺 (@RMIT) and Alison Southwell use constructivist grounded theory to explore how imbalances in ICT impact agricultural research collaboration between Lao and Australia. Read more - tinyurl.com/3h362s6d

Dian Wardiana Sjuchro, Ute Lies Siti Khadijah and Nuryah Asri Sjafirah from Unpad examine how community radio acts as a public sphere to foster good governance in Indonesia by enhancing transparency and public participation. Read more - tinyurl.com/377u26zv

Issue 4 for 2023 - our last for the year - is now available online. Read Editor-in-Chief Terence Lee's note about our social media efforts - tinyurl.com/5hyuv7yd

We are delighted that the research by Rachael Vorwerk (@RMIT) and Danielle Nilsson (@CSIRO) on how ABC News' War on Waste program has sparked sustainable behaviour, is featured in The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand - tinyurl.com/4ax9n95z.

Are you attending @ANZCA2023 hosted by Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand? CRP will be participating in a plenary session on Thursday, 23 Nov at Rutherford House to discuss “The State of Journal Publication: Perspectives from our Region and Beyond”. Save the data and join us!

Kyong Yoon from University of British Columbia uses discourse analysis to examine transnational flows of South Korean pop culture, its relationship to soft power and how Korean media perceive and represent the global circulation of #Hallyu . Read more - tinyurl.com/bdbxe2wm

Georgeta Hodis (Massey University), Flaviu Hodis (@VicUniWgtn) and Nilanjana Bardhan (@SIUC) explored communication patterns of 307 university students to understand their psychological needs for autonomy, competence, and relatedness. Read more - tinyurl.com/4pytj53j

Wu Yanfang and Bruce Garrison from the University of Miami examines partisan-motivated reasoning of fake news and satire on social media in American politics. Read more - tinyurl.com/vwmtkze2

Andrew Duffy and Kym Campbell from NTU Singapore look at the rituals of news sharing among social media communities and the influence of misinformation on the practice. Read more - tinyurl.com/vu7jdkd9

Hannah Ravell from Griffith University uses situational crisis communication theory to analyse how #HarryPotter author J.K. Rowling managed reputational damage following her retcon statements on Twitter. Read more - tinyurl.com/4xur784f

With the launch of Issue 3 of 2023, Editor-in-Chief Terence Lee welcomes the new editorial board representing a broad range of expertise in the diverse field of communication and hailing from international institutions. Full message here - tinyurl.com/yvhyrm3e.

Martin Kaulback and Elena Maydell from Massey University use semi-structured interviews in their narrative inquiry of the construction of post-gay identity in New Zealand and how they move beyond heteronormativity. Read more - tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Juan Liang from NMIT critiques the effectiveness of promotional efforts by the New Zealand government for the Predator Free 2050 biodiversity programme, and how prioritising inclusiveness and cultural sensitivity can improve engagement. Read more - tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Hagos Nigussie from Mekelle University examines the effectiveness of using of extension agents in connecting rural people to food security programs in Tigray, Ethiopia. Read more - tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…