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The Press of Africa: Persecution and Perseverance
London; Basingstoke: Macmillan (1979), xi, 304 pp.
"As political freedom came to the Continent, so did press freedom disappear," is Barton's opening sentence. Although his attitude is definitely colonial, this statement is not as prejudiced as it first appears, for he attempts to put it in a historical perspective by making the case that this trend
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Perspectives on Publishing
Lexington, Mass.; Toronto: Lexington Books (1976), 283 pp.
The Press in Africa: Communications Past and Present
New York: Walker (1967), 264 pp.
"R. Ainslie's book is the first general survey of the press in the continent of Africa. The author gives a historical account of the subject, starting with West and South Africa. Next she studies the situation of the press in Zambia, East Africa, the Congo and throughout Black Africa in general. The
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Prépondérance de la technique française en Afrique Noire Francophone
Equipement et Activités d'Outre-Mer (Paris), issue 116 (1964), pp. 25-30
"Télécommunications dans les anciennes possessions coloniales françaises — Abidjan, Brazzaville et Libreville possèdent une station émettrice — Plusieurs projets sont l'étude pour de nombreux autres Etats notamment le Sénégal et le Cameroun." (Jean-Marie Van Bol, Abdelfattah Fakhfakh: Th
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Kolonialpresse verliert ihren Einfluss
Neue Deutsche Presse (Verband der Journalisten der DDR), issue 7 (1964), pp. 34-35
"Die englischen und französischen Verlagshäuser haben das Fehlen einer modernen afrikanischen Presse ausgenutzt, um ihren Einfluss in Zentral- und Ostafrika und in Marokko trotz der Proteste der Journalistengewerkschaften zu vergrößern. Tunesien und Algerien haben die neokolonialistische Presse
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