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Tauel Harper

School of Media and Communication, Murdoch University

Critical theory  Public communication  social media  games and play  misinformation  political communication

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Newspaper article

by Katie Attwell and Tauel Harper

Published 02/06/2022

The Conversation (Australia Edition)

For decades, anti-vaccine movements have generated and spread rumours that vaccines cause serious health problems. The rollout of COVID vaccines has provided new opportunities to spread misinformation...

Newspaper article

by Tauel Harper and Jeannette Taylor

Published 01/12/2021

The Conversation

Newspaper article

by Tauel Harper

Published 25/02/2021

The Conversation

The federal government’s News Media and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code, which passed the Senate today, makes strong points about the need to regulate misinformation...

Newspaper article

by Tauel Harper

Published 25/01/2021

The Conversation

With a vaccine rollout impending, key groups have backed calls for the Australian government to force social media platforms to share details about popular coronavirus misinformation...

Newspaper article

by Tauel Harper

Published 27/03/2020

The Conversation

Tonight, for the first time in its 12-year history, my weekly boardgame group will meet online, instead of our regular weekly in-person sessions. Tomorrow night, a planned dinner with friends has been downgraded to sharing wine and cheese over Skype, something we are referring to as “facewine”...

Newspaper article

by Tauel Harper

Published 05/10/2011

The Conversation

The increasing spread of information and communication technology has changed just about every aspect of Australian society – except democracy...

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