Mass Communication, Culture and Society in West Africa

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This collection of papers is a first attempt to bring together writings on mass communication in West Africa as the basis of a cultural and historical overview of social development in that region. The history and development of mass communication in West Africa are examined from the perspectives of cultural programming, media language development, message diffusion, and professionalism. The collection provides a stimulus for research in mass communications within the traditions of West Africa, and presents a theoretical framework for such research.

Author(s): Frank Okwu Ugboajah
Publisher: Hans Zell Publishers (Saur) for World Association for Christian Communication
Year: 1985

Language: English
Pages: 329

Front matter
Introduction
Part I: The History and Development of Mass Communication
Part II: Cultural Programmes and Language Use in the Media
Part III: Professionalism, Communication Diffusion and Media Gratification
Part IV: The Trend of Mass Communication Research