What: A converging media industry (in Australia) research essay
Discipline: Law
How long: 2,500 words
Topic: One of Two Questions (see below)
Referencing: Australian legal citation (see attached)
Plagiarism: NEVER (I have caught the last writer literally paraphrasing the whole essay off the web and got him sanctioned and 50% of my money back). Do not paraphrase the content off the web.

The written assessment for this course is the preparation of an essay (one of the two topics below) in the field of media convergence in Australia. The word limit for the essay is 2,500 words (including substantive footnotes, but not including simple citation footnotes). The examiner will stop reading the essay when a student has reached the word limit.

IMPORTANT: Please be aware that, since these essays are Australian-focused, you are strongly encouraged to use and work around Australian sources including books, academic journals and reliable scholarly websites:

TASK – Choose one of the following and in your essay include any ethical dimensions of the selected topic:

1. Account for the differing regulatory responses to media convergence in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Europe and Singapore. Argue for a preferred regulatory strategy from the experiences of these jurisdictions.

OR

2. Evaluate the proposition that self-regulation has become more important, if not critical, in regulating in a converged media environment.
Development of a sustained thesis or argument addressing the essay question; knowledge and understanding of relevant law/theory/policy; critical analysis and evaluation of relevant issues including their identification and application of relevant law/theory/policy; response to ethical dimension; scope of and engagement with relevant sources; structure and organisation; style and expression; referencing in accordance with the Faculty’s preferred style (AGLC3).

a) Referencing: Students are required to use the referencing style adopted by the Faculty as set out in the Australian Guide to Legal Citation (Melbourne Univeresity Law Review Association Inc, 3rd ed, 2010) (AGLC3).

b) Bibliography is required for the Essay: A bibliography is required for the Essay. For requirements regarding the content, style and format of the bibliography, refer to the AGLC3.

c) Record your word count: You are required to record the word count for your essay in the space provided on the cover sheet. This count should not include items excluded from the word length specified above for each essay.

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Posted on May 12, 2016Author TutorCategories Question, Questions