Independent Broadcasting in Ghana: Implications and Challenges
Accra: Ghana Universities Press (1994), xi, 129 pp.
ISBN 9964-3-0230-4
Proceedings of the National Conference on the Promotion and Privatization of Radio and Television Broadcasting in Ghana held at GIMP A, Greenhill, Achimota, March 1-3, 1993
Introduction / Kwame Karikari, 1
Privatization of Radio: Implications and Challenges / P.A.V. Ansah, 15
Legal Framework for the Establishment of Independent Broadcasting Stations / D.K. Afreh, 31
The Management of the Radio Spectrum as a National and Natural Resource / John R.K. Tandoh, 43
Technical and Engineering Questions in Establishing and Maintaining Small Broadcast Stations / T.N.L. Bonso-Bruce, 57
Programming for Small Independent Radio and Television Stations / David Ghartey-Tagoe, 69
Independent Broadcasting Stations and the Rural Areas / A.K. Bonnah Koomson, 83
Choosing Suitable Facilities for Independent Broadcast Stations / K.D. Frimpong, 97
The Advertising Market and Sustaining Independent Radio and Television Stations / C. Kofi Bucknor, 107
Recommendations of the National Conference, 117
Privatization of Radio: Implications and Challenges / P.A.V. Ansah, 15
Legal Framework for the Establishment of Independent Broadcasting Stations / D.K. Afreh, 31
The Management of the Radio Spectrum as a National and Natural Resource / John R.K. Tandoh, 43
Technical and Engineering Questions in Establishing and Maintaining Small Broadcast Stations / T.N.L. Bonso-Bruce, 57
Programming for Small Independent Radio and Television Stations / David Ghartey-Tagoe, 69
Independent Broadcasting Stations and the Rural Areas / A.K. Bonnah Koomson, 83
Choosing Suitable Facilities for Independent Broadcast Stations / K.D. Frimpong, 97
The Advertising Market and Sustaining Independent Radio and Television Stations / C. Kofi Bucknor, 107
Recommendations of the National Conference, 117
