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  • 21. AN EVALUATION OF PORTRAYAL OF FEMALE GENDER IN SELECTED TELEVISON ADVERTISENET I...

    » CHAPTER ONE 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Background of the study Advertisements are generally characterized by their persuasive nature. Television advertising is characterized by the ability of the medium to transmit content to a mass audience simultaneously (Barker and Angelo 2006:12). These characteristics of television advertising have been the subject of concern, criticism, and continuous study (Jones...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  266 engagements | 

  • 22. IMPACT OF ICT ON RADIO NEWS PROCESSING IN ATLANTIC FM, UYO.

    » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Broadcasting has been at the forefront of many technological changes, mostly in digitalization and enhancement of existing technology. For example, digital technology now permits listeners to obtain traffic information and news per se, while listening to a cassette, compact disc or radio station etc. We are all living in a changing world, and ov...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  333 engagements | 

  • 23. IMPACTS OF RADIO PROGRAMMES ON RURAL DEVELOPMENT

    » ABSTRACT This study was carried out to examine the impacts of radio programmes on rural development in Ogbadibo Local Government Area of Benue State. The method used is the case for the study and the study employed the use of questionnaire in gathering data. A total number of 200 questionnaires were analyzed and graphically explained with the use of table and simple percentage method. The data ana...Continue Reading »

    60 pages |  318 engagements | 

  • 24. THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON JOURNALISM IN NIGERIA: A STUDY OF DBS WARRI AND AS...

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    50 pages |  442 engagements | 

  • 25. ABUJA RESIDENTS PERCEPTION OF ARMED FORCES RADIO’S REPORTAGE ON BOKOHARAM INSU...

    » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study In a bid to ensure accurate and precise account of activities of the Nigerian military, especially in its ongoing Boko Haram counter insurgency operations in the North East, former president Goodluck Jonathan in 2015 inaugurated the rst digital armed forces radio station in Abuja. The radio station, with frequency 107.7FM, has being transmitting...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  381 engagements | 

  • 26. 21th century Women and Leadership Roles in the Newsroom

    » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The myth that our human world is a “men’s world” is founded upon the practical reality of the complete overriding and dominant influence of the male over the female gender in all facets of our public life. Modern education together with the advancement in science and technology, which processes have accelerated in tandem especially...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  323 engagements | 

  • 27. Growth and popularity of Naire Marley songs among students

    » GENERAL INTRODUCTION Popularity is relative. It can take positive or negative directions. The major factor is to have activities that would generate interests. However, the human response to song has traditionally been the subject of philosophical thought. More recently, the human response to song has been the subject of psychological investigation. The notion that songs can and does affect people...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  306 engagements | 

  • 28. Celebrification and Blogosphere A Narrative of Social Media Portrayal of Celebri...

    » INTRODUCTION The media, a product of technological advancement on communication, can be described as a force that has not only come into existence for a life time but has come to stay for an indenite period. It is a force that most people of all ages and walks of life have become accessible to, and become exposed to its content, thereby having a sense of attachment to it. This implies that media p...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  340 engagements | 

  • 29. The roles of mass media in crisis resolution in Nigeria

    » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY As a result of their ability to reach and influence large numbers of people, the media carry immense power in shaping the course of a conflict. Although many examples of the media’s negative contribution to the escalation of violent conflict exist, fair and accurate journalism and media circumspect is vital for the development of every nation ...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  478 engagements | 

  • 30. INFLUENCE OF TELEVISION PROGRAMMES ON AUDIENCE PREFERENCE OF THE STATIONS IN NIG...

    » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Study Programmes are essential elements of television broadcasting. Programmes are largely responsible for a television station’s rating and revenue. Eastman, Ferguson, & Klein, (2013) indicate that programmes help stations to stay aoat in the midst of stiff competition. In the same light, Pongiannan (2012)assert that programming when poorly han...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  361 engagements | 

  • 31. THE IMPACT OF THE SOCIAL MEDIA ON THE VOTING PATTERN OF SOKOTO PEOPLE IN THE 201...

    » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The role of the social media in political mobilisation and participation across the globe cannot be overemphasized. Of recent, the social media have been playing a leading role in mobilising support for or against unpopular leadership. Recent happenings in the especially in Nigeria has clearly demonstrated the effects of the social media on poli...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  224 engagements | 

  • 32. ATTITUDE OF TELEVISION AUDIENCES TOWARDS COMMERCIAL BREAKS IN PROGRAMMES

    » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the study Commercial breaks are common features of daily television programming globally. These breaks are typically set aside slots for airing series of commercials at particular points in time when it is believed viewership is high. Commercial breaks are believed to attract large audiences. Advertising or commercial space is chosen based on programme ra...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  265 engagements | 

  • 33. EXAMINE HOW THE IBADAN RESIDENT PERCEIVE FRCN NETWORK NEWS

    » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Study According to Ude (1998) in his book, Introduction to Reporting and News Writing, he defines news as “the timely report of facts or opinions that hold interests or importance or both for a considerable number of people”. Ukozor (2003) sees news “as something new and unusual. While Kamath (1980: 33), says news “is any event, id...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  191 engagements | 

  • 34. LANDFILL DATA FROM CHINA: ADDRESSING INFORMATION NEEDS FOR METHANE RECOVERY

    » 1.0 INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Methane, a potent greenhouse gas, is the second largest contributor to global warming among anthropogenic greenhouse gases after carbon dioxide (CO2). Although it comprises a relatively small percentage of the atmosphere, it is 21 times more effective at trapping heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide over a 100 year time period, and currently accounts ...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  197 engagements | 

  • 35. The Impact of Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) on Journalism Practi...

    » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of study Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have changed the entire system of newspaper production in Nigeria. Both the print and broadcast media are affected in one way or the other by the information revolution. Information is the primary input as well as the final output of Newspaper industry. It collects raw information and converts it int...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  349 engagements | 

  • 36. WOMEN AND THEIR POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS IN THE FOURTH REPUBLIC

    » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Over the years women have been relegated to the background in issues of the overall development especially in the developing nations like Nigeria. However, the growing debate by scholars and intelligentsias about the role of women in politics globally is an issue that has generated serious controversies than resolving the perceived gender inequalities in terms of participa...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  321 engagements | 

  • 37. Newspaper: A Complementary Medium for Quality Education Concept, History & Value...

    » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Scholars in the field of education and psychology have classically described learning as a complex process (Okoro, 2002). The scholar argues that the nature of man is itself complex and important activity such as learning or education would automatically be complex due to the multifarious levels of activities that are involved. This is so asserted because of the involvemen...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  217 engagements | 

  • 38. Evaluating The Effectiveness Of The Radio Programmes On Drug Abuse ”. (Case St...

    » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study Communication dates back many centuries ago, right from the wall to the present use of scientific and methodical approaches in different spheres of human pre occupation opportunities in an orderly target and result oriented manner. Mass communication media are made up of print and electronic/broadcast media. However, Radio will be our main focus on ...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  258 engagements | 

  • 39. THE EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF RADIO ADVERTISEMENT OF FAMILY PLANNING PR...

    » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study There is evidence from a number of studies that individuals’ exposure to mass media messages promoting family planning influences contraceptive behavior (Piotrowand Phyllis1990, Bankole and Akinrinola,1996, Westoff and Bankole 1997, Kincaid 2000). For example, in Nigeria, use of modern contraception, intent to use, and desire for fewer chi...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  258 engagements | 

  • 40. EFFECT OF WHATSAPP ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS: A...

    » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study Social media is built on the idea of how people should know and interact with each other through the use of the internet. Internet is a very essential part of life from shopping to electronic mails and education. It has become one of the most important communication tools among people. It gives people the power to share, making the world more op...Continue Reading »

    50 pages |  336 engagements | 

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