1. ANALYSIS COMPARATIVE OF THE PERFORMANCE OF JOURNALISTS IN GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE OWNED MEDIA ORGANISATIONS

» ABSTRACT This research work is aimed at finding the journalist that is freer between those in private and government owned media organizations, using Raypower and FRCN Enugu as a focus, to achieve maximum and accurate findings. The researcher made use of survey design. To gather necessary information, copies of questionnaire were administered and retrieved from the respondents who were randomly se...Continue Reading »
65 pages | 480 engagements |

2. CONSTRAINTS ON JOURNALISTIC PRACTICE IN GOVERNMENT-OWNED MEDIA ORGANISATIONS IN SOUTH-SOUTH GEO-POLITICAL ZONE OF NIGERIA

» ABSTRACT In Nigeria, a significant number of intellectuals, journalists, and businesspeople believe that government should not interfere with ownership and control of the mass media. The important point implicit in this viewpoint is the assumption that the pattern of ownership of the mass media is crucial in determining the strength or weakness of the press. This study surveys the constraints on...Continue Reading »
65 pages | 221 engagements |

3. IMPACT OF BROADCASTING SERVICE TELEVISION BUSINESS LINK PROGRAMME ON THE COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES OF RESIDENTS

» Abstract In the dawn of this millennium where communication technologies have taken new and intriguing dimensions, television programmes have taken communication even to a much fascinating plane. The television has made it possible to receive and send information to and from far flung places with the speed of lightening. This study which centres on the effects of ABS television business link pr...Continue Reading »
65 pages | 191 engagements |

4. INFLUENCE OF GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP ON POLITICAL CONTENTS OF BROADCASTING SERVICE

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY Ownership structure and control of the mass media is both internal and external, since there is nucleus of inter dependence and co existence. There is a common saying with regards to mass media control in Nigeria and all over, which has become a clinched, the “he who pays the piper dictates the tune”. This means that the owners of ...Continue Reading »
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5. INFLUENCE OF OWNERSHIP IN RADIO NEWS COVERAGE
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 background of the study 1 1.2 statement of the proble 6 1.3 Objective of the study ...Continue Reading »
65 pages | 307 engagements |

6. INFLUENCE OF AFRICAN INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AS A WATCHDOG AGAINST CHILD ABUSE AN...
» CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION ix 1.1 Background of the study 1.2 Statement of the problem ...Continue Reading »
65 pages | 360 engagements |

7. NEW MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR CHALLENGES TO BROADCASTING IN NIGERIA
» LIST OF TABLES Table I: Breakdown of total Questionnaire Administered and Returned 61 Table II: Age distribution of Respondents 62 Table III: s*x Distribution of Respondents 63 Table IV:...Continue Reading »
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8. THE ROLE OF COMMUNITY RELATIONS ON THE CORPORATE IMAGE OF ORGANIZATIONS

» CHAPTER ONE 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY The world is constantly becoming sophisticated, complex and dynamic. Public relations as a Profession have continued to play tremendous revolutionary roles in changing the face of the earth. As the human society becomes more challenging and complex, people become more enlightened and aware of their fundamental human rights. This has led to ser...Continue Reading »
65 pages | 102 engagements |

9. THE IMPACT OF GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL OF BROADCASTING SERVICE (RADIO) ON MEDIA OBJECTIVITY

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Mass media are very important tools of communication, through which information is passed to even the farthest end of the society. They enable us to communicate with each other by helping us to overcome the barriers of time and space. They perform both primary and secondary functions for the society. The media of mass communication are divide...Continue Reading »
65 pages | 123 engagements |



10. THE ON-AIR PERSONALITY AND CHALLENGES OF IMAGE BUILDING IN THE BROADCAST STATION

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Broadcasting is the process of sending out and receiving messages on air by a scientific means called electromagnetic waves, according to Hanson (2005) these messages are transformed into electronic signals with the carrier waves generated into the transmitter and the studio. The blending enables the electromagnetic waves to be move...Continue Reading »
65 pages | 399 engagements |

11. ASSESSMENT OF THE ROLE OF THE MEDIA IN ANTI CORRUPTION CAMPAIGN

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Nigeria has become a country playing host to the victory of wrong over light, falsehood over the truth and supremacy of personal irresponsibility over fundamental values. It is a country perpetuating a policy that fails to value human life and cherish human beings above material possession, power and pleasures, it is a place where men and wo...Continue Reading »
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12. CHALLENGES FACING THE MEDIA ORGANIZATION IN DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION

» BSTRACT The subject matter of this work is “challenges facing the media in Dissemination of information” in carrying out the research work, the researcher adopted the survey design using the questionnaire measuring instrument; this was to measure the public’s opinion, to ascertain about the media in information dissemination. The researcher further the study by adopting representative sample...Continue Reading »