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One-Way Free Flow: Neo-Colonialism Via News Media
Delhi: Clarion (1978), 171 pp.
"Mankekar is concerned with the charges made against the Western media by the Third World and, likewise, the reaction of Western journalists to their concept of a new information order for developing countries. Combing data and evidence from diverse sources he has analyzed the anatomy and function o
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The Corporate Village: The Role of Transnational Corporations in International Communication
Rome: IDOC International (1977), 233 pp.
"Cees Hamelink, a prolific analyst of international communication with emphasis on developing nations, makes a case that capitalism as practiced by developed nations thwarts effective communication in the Third World. Hamelink's thesis in 'The Corporate Village', international communication, far fro
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Cross-Cultural Broadcasting
Paris: UNESCO (1976), 49 pp.
"The most striking impression is the fact that little research exists. Our review touched studies and discussions of many kinds, all with some relation to the central question, "What are the effects of cross-cultural broadcasting?" Much of what we found is based on fear or undue optimism. The lack o
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Communication and Cultural Domination
White Plains, NY: International Arts and Sciences Press (1976), 127 pp.
"In Communication and Cultural Domination Schiller is concerned with the "sources, character, and contents of the communication stream that passes between nations and on the flow that is generated inside national states. " Here again he feels the "haves" tend to influence and sometimes dominate the
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How to Read Donald Duck: Imperialist Ideology in the Disney Comic
New York: International General (1975), 112 pp.
"The authors analyze Disney's comic "to reveal the scowl of capitalist ideology behind the laughing mask, the iron fist beneath the Mouse's glove." This has become a classic in Third World countries, especially in Latin America, where it is regarded as a touchstone for the interpretation of American
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Imperialismo y medios masivos de comunicación
La Habana: Casa de las Américas (1973), 174 pp.
Impact des Moyens d'Information des Pays « Développés » sur le « Tiers-Monde »
Développement et Civilisations (IRFED, Paris), issue 20 (1964), pp. 11-21
"L'auteur fait ici le procès de l'information au niveau mondial, montrant l'inégalité du pouvoir d'information dans le monde: au lieu d'aboutir à un dialogue constructif, l'information n'est souvent, en fait, que l'instrument de conflits à inégalités de forces où les plus puissants gagnent l
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