Gerard Michael Goggin | |
|---|---|
| Born | Australia |
| Academic background | |
| Influences | Christoper Newell |
| Academic work | |
| Era | Current |
| School or tradition | Media and Communications |
| Main interests | Internet, mobile phones, telecommunications and disability |
| Notable works | Disability and Media, Mobile Phones and Media |
| Influenced | Haiqing Yu, Katie Wiltshire, Sheenal Singh, Kirsten Wade, Kate Evans. |
Professor Gerard Goggin FAHA is an Australian media and communications researcher at the University of Sydney. He has produced award-winning research in disability and media policy alongside other contemporary works on digital technology and cultures.
Goggin has been described as a “central scholar in the mobile communication research community”.[1] He is researching internet histories in Australia and the Asia-Pacific and the implications of audio-visual media for government policy.