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The World News Prism: Challenges of Digital Communication
Chichester, West Sussex; Malden, MA: Wiley Blackwell, 8th ed. (2012), xi, 249 pp.
New Media for a New China
Malden; Oxford: Wiley Blackwell (2010), x, 244 pp.
Development and Communication in Africa
Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield (2004), xi, 249 pp.
"This collection of eighteen essays of uneven richness underserved by an overly thin two-page introduction brings together some of the best known names in Development Communication in an attempt to understand African aspirations, experiences, challenges and the place of communication in development.
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The World News Prism: Global Media in an Era of Terrorism
Ames, Iowa: Blackwell, 6th ed. (2002), 205 pp.
The Growth of Media in the Third World: African Failures, Asian Successes
Ames: Iowa State University Press (1993), 129 pp.
The Press and Apartheid: Repression and Propaganda in South Africa
Madison: University of Wisconsin Press (1984), 336 pp.
"This is a study both of measures taken by the South African government to control its mass media and of the efforts of its journalists and others to express their views and resist those restreints," (introduction). The authors examine the conflict
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The World News Prism: Changing Media, Clashing Ideologies
Ames: Iowa State University Press (1981), 133 pp.
"This book describes and analyzes the dramatically altered role of today's transnational news media in the technetronic age," says Hatchen, who probes how the current clashes and disputes over international communication between the West, the Socialist nations, and the Third World affect transnation
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Mass Communication in Africa: An Annotated Bibliography
Madison, Wisconsin: Centre for International Communication Studies (1971), 121 pp.
"540 briefly annotated titles on different aspects of mass communication." (commbox)
Muffled Drums: The News Media in Africa
Ames: Iowa State University Press (1971), xvii, 314 pp.
"Examination of the news media - newspapers, radio, television, magazines - in contemporary Africa, focusing on them as institutions, and describing their establishment, their effectiveness, and their relations with the government. Emphasis is on news and public information rather than cultural and
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Press - Radio - Television - Propaganda
International Communication Gazette, volume 14, issue 2 (1968), pp. 74-172
"This edition of the review is entirely devoted to the press, radio and television overseas — Although the documents presented essentially concern East Africa and the references are almost entirely to English-speaking countries, the work as a who
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The Press in a One-Party State: The Ivory Coast under Houphouet
Journalism Quarterly, volume 44, issue 1 (1967), pp. 107-113
"The communication media in the Ivory Coast (a former French colony) are dominated by the President in an authoritarian tradition — There is only one daily and the radio is still the main source of information for the majority of the people." (Je
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The Press in a One-Party State: Kenya since Independence
Journalism Quarterly, volume 42, issue 2 (1965), pp. 262-266
"The strongly liberal elements of the government of Kenya mean that the regime combines the characteristics of a ‘democracy’ and a ‘dictatorship’. The case of Kenya is an interesting one a
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Articles on Mass Communications: A selected annotated bibliography for October, November and December 1962
Journalism Quarterly, volume 40, issue 4 (1963), pp. 119-129
"Beginning with this issue, the [Journalism] Quarterly is combining the U.S. and foreign bibliographies which heretofore have appeared seapartely. Since the annotations give a brief summary of each article, we believe that the combined form will se
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