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Contributions are welcome and should be sent to by email to Andrew Kenyon or by post to:

Andrew Kenyon
Director
Centre for Media and Communications Law
Melbourne Law School
The University of Melbourne
Victoria 3010 AUSTRALIA

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Style Guidelines and notes for contributors for the Media & Arts Review are available here. They are also reproduced in each issue of the Media & Arts Law Review.

General
The Media & Arts Law Review publishes articles (generally between 4,000 and 15,000 words) and shorter case notes, update reports, book reviews and conference reports.

Articles submitted to the Media & Arts Law Review are refereed by an academic or professional peer of the author. The identity of the author should not appear in the body of a submitted article, but the relevant details should be attached to the article.

Authors should provide an abstract of approximately 100 words with a submitted article.

All manuscripts submitted to the Media & Arts Law Review should be original and not be under consideration for another publication.

Authors license publication in the Media & Arts Law Review in print and electronic form.

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