What does Australian film and TV look like after nearly ten years of streaming?
RMIT University brings together researchers and screen industry to look at changes in our film and TV audience habits, streaming strategies, and policy recommendations.
Machine Listening is controversial, but these artist-researchers want you to hear it
Research into machine listening has made it out of academic journals and into an upcoming performance titled Machine Listening Songbook, as part of Now or Never in Melbourne, which will be presented 31 August at Trades Hall.
Aussie kids let down by streaming algorithms: research
Amid a complex landscape of streaming algorithms, new research shows kids struggle to find local content among the flood of international options.
Communication in the age of AI: A human story
Meet RMIT alum Monique Zytnik, an award-winning global internal communication expert and author of the newly released Internal Communication in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.
New research facility to uncover how internet algorithms and AI shape our world
A major new research facility will open the ‘black box’ of digital platforms and their algorithms so we can better understand how people are using search engines, social media, messaging systems, and other digital services.
The ABC’s first female news director receives honorary doctorate
RMIT Council has acknowledged Kate Torney OAM for her contribution to media, arts and culture in Australia.
Australian media need generative AI policies to help navigate misinformation and disinformation
New research into generative AI images shows only over a third of media organisations surveyed at the time of research have an image-specific AI policy in place.
Fanposium puts the spotlight on Swifties
Last Sunday, RMIT had the pleasure of hosting the Taylor Swift Fanposium at The Capitol, in partnership with the University of Melbourne’s Swiftposium.
Look what you made us do: create a Taylor Swift ‘Fanposium’
RMIT University's Taylor Swift ‘Fanposium’ on Sunday 11 February 2024 has sold out within 24 hours.
Aussie teens are not actually selfie-obsessed
A new study zooming in on how smartphones influence our photography habits found Australians aged 20 to 40 years old take more selfies than teenagers and older Australians.
Learning with industry: RMIT and MINI Australia
A group of marketing students recently got the chance to pitch their campaign strategies to iconic car manufacturer MINI.
CrossCheck launches public tipline ahead of voice referendum
Online verification newsroom CrossCheck has launched a public tipline ahead of the referendum on the Voice to Parliament to help journalists combat the influence of misinformation trends.
