WHAT IS THE INDIGENOUS MEDIA MAP?
The Indigenous Media Map (TIMM) is an interactive map for existing Indigenous media and provides a networking tool for Indigenous media organisations, producers and audiences. TIMM provides links to television and radio stations, print and online publications, Indigenous media organisations, blogs and social media producers including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube users who produce and share informative or news content.

WHY SHOULD I GET INVOLVED?
TIMM is a free source of advertising for Indigenous media providers. Visitors to the map can search for organisations by media type or region.

HOW DO I PUT MY INDIGENOUS MEDIA ON THE MAP?
If you are an Indigenous media producer, simply complete a short survey about the media you produce and your work. The survey takes about 10 minutes – longer if you produce a range of different types of media.

HOW WILL MY TIMM SURVEY INFORMATION BE USED?
The Indigenous Media Map is produced as part of a larger project that investigates Indigenous media. Content from your online survey may be used in academic conference presentations, academic articles or as part of an online blog to provide community information about the use of online media globally. Completion of the survey will be seen as consent to participate in this project.

WHO PRODUCES TIMM?
TIMM is produced by Griffith University, Queensland, Australia as part of the ‘Online media: Investigating the use of online media in the global Indigenous public sphere project’ that is funded by Griffith University and the Griffith Centre for Cultural Research.

WHO IS INVOLVED IN TIMM?
Many people have contributed to the development and production of TIMM with guidance, feedback, practical help in developing and fine-tuning the map and funding the project.
The Online Media Project Team is listed below.

We would like to thank our First Nations Advisors for their input, guidance and support. A list of our First Nations Advisors is provided here.

Thanks also to the other people and organisations who have provided funding, guidance, feedback and practical help in developing and fine-tuning the map.

Online media project team
Dr Elizabeth Burrows
Stephanie Burdett
Pekeri Ruska

Other academic and production support
Professor Andy Bennett, Griffith University, Queensland, Australia
Associate Professor Susan Forde, Griffith University and Griffith Centre for Social and Cultural Research, Queensland, Australia
Dr Marcus Waters, Griffith University, Queensland, Australia
Damien Saunder, Demap
David Webb, moregood
Jennifer Murphy
Anne Derham

CAN I MAKE COMMENTS AND GIVE FEEDBACK ON THE BLOG?
We have provided a contact form for general feedback on the site. The producers of individual blog posts will determine whether comments are enabled.

DOES TIMM HAVE A PRIVACY STATEMENT?
See Project information page for more information.