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I lecture in media and communication studies and my research interests include political communication and critical media perspective in non-western contexts.
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| The Mediated 'Ummah' in the Digital Age: The Global Islamic Audience | |||
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The role of broadcasting and digital media in constructing the global Muslim community. |
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| The Banning of Podcasts in Election Campaigns: Regulating the Spaces for Political Marketing on the Internet | |||
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This paper analyses the regulatory environment in Singapore with regard to political campaigning and advertising on the Internet. |
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| The Wired Body and Event Construction: Mobile Technologies and the Technological Gaze | |||
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This paper examines the personal gaze in the political economy of events construction and the notion of a post-surveillance society. |
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| Community and Communion: Books as Communal Artefacts in the Digital Age | |||
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The paper compares the myriad forms which the book acquires in the digital age and how these can challenge the conventional notions of community. |
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| The Co-opted Body and Counter-Surveillance: The Body as Data and Surveillance | |||
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This paper analyses the co-opting of the corporeal body as a tool for counter-surveillance in contemporary societies. |
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| Western-Centric Media Studies in a Globalised World: Knowledge Archive or Impediment to International Perspectives? | |||
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Media studies while an emerging field is often perceived as Westrn centric. This poses a myriad of challenges for educators in the field to integrate international perspectives. |
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| Mediated Islam: Narrating Islam as a Media Text | |||
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This paper argues that seminal media events have consigned Islam to a pathos where its portrayal is often contextualised as a civilization in opposition to modernity. |
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