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"This book is addressed to those who wish or who have to write educational programmes for radio. Its aim is to point to ways and methods of writing appropriate material for radio. It reviews various radio formats: Non-dramatic ones like announcements, reports, commentary, talk, interviews, etc; and ... more

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Television Tailormade: More Imbalance or More Development? Problems of TV-Adaptation. The Experience of TransTel

Laura Gläser-Weisser

Bonn: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) (1987), 32 pp.

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News Agency Journalism: A Handbook

John Cardownie

Bonn: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) (1986), 164 pp.

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Radio Learning Group Manual: How to Run a Radio Learning Group Campaign

David Crowley

Bonn: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES), 3rd ed. (1986), 186 pp.

"This manual shows one way of running a radio learning group (RLG) Campaign in all its main aspects. It is designed for use by campaign organisers and for teachers, administrators, planners and anyone else who may be intereseted. We also hope it will be used by students of Adult Education as a case ... more

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Electronic Media and the Third World: Exchange and Cooperation - or Condescension and Confrontation?

Reinhard Keune

Bonn: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) (1985), 55 pp.

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Images: The Third World on West German TV and the Federal Republic in the Media of Third World Countries

Will Teichert (ed.)

Bonn: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) (1985), 182 pp.

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Communication and Social Change: A Summary of Theories, Policies and Experiences for Media Practioners in the Third World

Michael Kunczik

Bonn: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) (1984), 295 pp.

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New Communication Technologies and Their Impact on Western Industrialised Countries

Bonn: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) (1982), 138 pp.

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The Newsroom: A Manual of Journalism for Working Journalists

Frank Barton

Berlin; Bonn: International Institute for Journalism (IIJ); Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) (1981), 134 pp.

"Intended for journalists in developing countries, this manual gives an account of the functions carried out in the newsroom. The first section deals with aspects of the reporter's job, including news writing and stylistics, interviewing, and press law. The second section discusses the duties of the ... more

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Television News in a North-South Perspective: Reports - Documents - Recommendations of the Third International Broadcast News Workshop

Reinhard Keune (ed.)

Bonn: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES); Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) (1981), 180 pp.

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The Role of Broadcasting in Rural Communication

Josef Eschenbach

Bonn: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) (1977), 148 pp.

"The title of this book raises expectations that are hardly fulfilled. One wonders again and again which target group the author had in mind when writing his work: it seems too impractical for practitioners and too unsound for theorists. For example, many of the names and authors cited lack bibliogr ... aphical information, which is also missing from the summarised bibliography (e.g. Levin, Hruschka). Important works that would appeal to practitioners in particular, such as Ralph Milton's Broadcasting Handbook (cf. CS 2:1969,182), are completely absent, not to mention books on fundamental considerations such as the works of Paulo Freire. The use of the so-called mass media in the development process is not as simple and unproblematic as the author suggests in his introduction. Broadcasting is hardly the miracle cure that people would like to make it out to be, and especially in the case of the frequently cited German projects of this kind, some questions must be asked about the consideration of existing indigenous, cultural, social and communicative values, which must also be taken into account when introducing modern means of communication. For example, is the role of the "change agent" really so important or is two-way communication not much more decisive for the development process (page 39 ff)? Some questions need to be asked. One has the impression that the whole book is too "German", which is probably also due to the fact that some passages have obviously been translated from German into English. Perhaps some of the unevenness is also due to the fact that various radio stations were asked to contribute to the book (e.g. Deutsche Welle, Südfunk, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation). Some aid organisations would be happy if the ACPO (- Sutatenza) radio school in Colombia could finance itself "mostly from advertising" (Page 56). But why are there no bibliographical references here either, such as to Musto's work (Berlin 1968) or to publications on such experiments in other continents (e.g. Neurath for India)? Bibliographical references to the Indonesian model by Salmon Padmanagara (page 87) would be welcome, as they are to many others. Maletzke's clear contribution (from page 105) on the evaluation of projects is a pleasant surprise. Some would have liked this section to be more detailed and the entire book to have some of its clarity." (translation from a review by Franz Josef Eilers in: Communicatio Socialis, vol. 12, 1979, nr. 1, pages 83-84) more

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