Best paper winners
GMIC Project Best Paper Contest Prize Winners
The Global Media and Internet Concentration (GMIC) Project is pleased to announce the winners of our ‘Best Paper’ contest in anticipation of the upcoming Sydney Workshop in June 2024.
FIRST PRIZE
Cameron McTernan
The University of South Australia and PhD candidate at the University of Sydney
Paper: “Source and Exposure Diversity of Australian News on Facebook”
RUNNER-UP
Florencia Daniela Sosa
ICEP Center, Universidad Nacional de Quilmes
Paper: “Media Concentration and the Practice of Journalism During the Pandemic: The Cases of Argentina and Brazil”
Congratulations to Cameron and Florencia on their excellent research and analysis exploring important issues around media concentration. Their winning papers demonstrated deep insights and will be featured presentations at our Sydney Workshop in June 2024.
The contest attracted many strong submissions from research assistants and students across the GMIC Project teams. We appreciate everyone who took the time to prepare and submit papers.
Cameron and Florencia’s papers were selected by a review committee of research team leaders for their outstanding quality, relevance to our focus areas, and potential to advance discussions around media concentration’s impacts.
While we are delighted to highlight and award these top papers, we want to thank all GMIC Project researchers for their hard work and commitment to this vital area of study. We look forward to continuing interdisciplinary dialogue and pushing the boundaries of this field.
“Source and Exposure Diversity of Australian News on Facebook”
by Cameron McTernan
“Media Concentration and the Practice of Journalism During the Pandemic: The Cases of Argentina and Brazil”
by Florencia Daniela Sosa
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