More or Less Equal: How Digital Platforms Can Help Advance Communication Rights
Geneva: Globethics.net (2014), 158 pp.
Series: Globethics.net Global, 9
ISBN 978-2-88931-008-1 (pdf); 978-2-88931-009-8 (print)
1 Media Ethics: Social Media for Peace / Lilian Ndangam and Philip Lee, 17
2 Women’s Access to Social Media Networks in Rural Fiji / Sharon Bhagwan-Rolls, 31
3 Building New Ways of Participating in Communication Networks in Latin America / Dafne Sabanes Plou, 39
4 Media Ethics and Citizen Journalism / Philip Lee, 57
5 Unequal in an Unequal World: Gender Dimensions of Communication Rights / Philip Lee, 91
6 Nepali Women Use New Information and Communication Technologies to Advocate for Policy Change / Manju Thapa, 105
7 Gender and Ethics in an Online Environment / Sonia Randhawa, 125
8 Flying Broom’s “Local Women Reporters’ Network” / Selen Dogan & Sevna Somuncuoglu, 141
2 Women’s Access to Social Media Networks in Rural Fiji / Sharon Bhagwan-Rolls, 31
3 Building New Ways of Participating in Communication Networks in Latin America / Dafne Sabanes Plou, 39
4 Media Ethics and Citizen Journalism / Philip Lee, 57
5 Unequal in an Unequal World: Gender Dimensions of Communication Rights / Philip Lee, 91
6 Nepali Women Use New Information and Communication Technologies to Advocate for Policy Change / Manju Thapa, 105
7 Gender and Ethics in an Online Environment / Sonia Randhawa, 125
8 Flying Broom’s “Local Women Reporters’ Network” / Selen Dogan & Sevna Somuncuoglu, 141
