The new media nation: indigenous peoples and global communication

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List of Figures List of Tables Preface Acknowledgements Notes on Language and Research Methods List of Abbreviations Introduction: How I Came to Be Here Chapter 1. Scattered Voices, Global Vision Chapter 2. Pathways and Obstacles: Government Policy and Media (Mis)Representation Chapter 3. Lessons from Canada: Amplifying Indigenous Voices Chapter 4. Turning the Camera and Microphone on Oneself Chapter 5. We Have Seen the Future: 'Standing with Legs in Both Cultures' Chronology of Key Events and Developments Appendix: Statement of Principles for Native News Network of Canada Filmography: Indigenous Films, Videos and Audio Recordings Bibliography Notes Index

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