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TOBY MILLER, Keynote Speaker
Professor of Cultural Studies and Cultural Policy, New York University
B.A., Australian National; Ph.D., Murdoch
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Toby Miller is a key theoretical voice in the world of media and cultural studies. He has published several
works on the subject and been awarded New York University's Paulette Goddard Junior Faculty Fellowship
and the Henry Mayer Memorial Essay Prize. Mr. Miller is author and editor of fourteen books. His most
recent book on media, Technologies of Truth: Cultural Citizenship In the Popular Media, was published
by the University of Minnesota Press in 1998. He is the Editor of the journal Television & New Media
and was previously Editor of Social Text.
Mr. Miller has also taught at Murdoch and Griffith Universities and the University of New
South Wales. He has worked for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and in public and private
enterprise. His major interests are in screen studies, radio, gender, sport, cultural theory, and cultural
policy.
Publications
Technologies of Truth: Cultural Citizenship and the Popular Media
(University of Minnesota Press, 1998)
The Avengers
(British Film Institute, 1997)
Contemporary Australian Television, with Stuart Cunningham
(University of New South Wales Press, 1994)
The Well-Tempered Self: Citizenship, Culture and the Postmodern Subject
(Johns Hopkins University Press, 1993)
Journals:
Editor, Television & New Media (Sage)
Co-editor, Sport and Culture book series (University of Minnesota Press)
Former Editor, Social Text (Duke University Press)
Former Editor, Journal of Sport and Social Issues (Sage)
Editorial Board: International Journal of Cultural Studies (Sage)
Articles have appeared in:
Australian Journal of Communication
Australian Journal of Public Administration
Continuum
Legislative Studies
Meaning, Culture and Policy
Media, Culture and Society
Media Information Australia
South East Journal of Social Science
Social Text
Sociology of Sport Journal
Sports Science Review
Studies in Twentieth-Century Literature
Chapters in:
Celebrating the Nation: A Critical Study of Australia's Bicentenary
Media in Australia: Industries, Texts, Audiences
National Identity and Europe
The Oxford Guide to Film Studies
Public Voices, Private Interests: Australia's Media
Queensland Images in Film and Television
Sound Effects: Acoustical Technologies in Modern & Postmodern Writing
Sport and Leisure: Trends in Australian Popular Culture
Stay Tuned: The Australian Broadcasting Reader
The Television Revolution
