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Alonso Quinteros

Revista de la Integración (Lima), issue 5 (2010), pp. 70-77

"A partir de las primeras producciones ayacuchanas, que datan del año 1996, ha comenzado a constituirse una continua y creciente producción de largometrajes originados y producidos principalmente en sus propias regiones, con sus propios recursos, fuera del circuito de Lima, comúnmente pensado com ... more

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Buscando el equilibrio en la información departamental

Edgar Ortiz et al.

Ciudad de Guatemala: Centro de Reportes Informativos sobre Guatemala (CERIGUA) (2010), 50 pp.

"En 2009 hubo un total de 2 mil 405 notas informativas y reportajes. Divididos los contenidos en ejes de sucesos y de interés social, las notas y reportajes de sucesos suman 910 (37.83%) y las de interés social 1 mil 495 (62.16%), una cantidad y porcentaje ampliamente favorable a los ejes de inter ... more

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Community Archives: The Shaping of Memory

Jeannette Allis Bastian, Ben F. Alexander (eds.)

London: Facet (2009), xxiv, 286 pp.

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A Call to End Violence and Impunity: International Press Freedom and Freedom of Expression Mission to Nepal

Copenhagen: International Media Support (IMS) (2009), 54 pp.

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Developing Alternative Media Traditions in Nepal

Michael Wilmore

Kathmandu; Lanham, Md.: Chautari;Lexington Books (2008), xvi, 239 pp.

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Understanding the Local Media

Meryl Aldridge

Maidenhead: Open University Press (2007), 193 pp.

"Chapter 1 argues that, nevertheless, for most people, most of the time, their immediate locality is very important. Here social change and political decisions become real; it is in actual localities that people function as citizens. A local public sphere is therefore vital to democracy, however far ... short of the conditions for Habermas’s ‘ideal speech’ it falls. From this follows the thread that runs through the rest of the book: to what extent can the local media in the contemporary UK contribute to this ‘space’? Chapter 2 explains the organizational and financial architecture of the regional press. Still profitable, still popular, how is the industry dealing with the proliferation of competing media platforms and convergence of technologies? The editorial strategies developed to accommodate these pressures in the context of wider social and economic change is considered in Chapter 3, which concludes with a case study of Birmingham and its newspapers. Faced with an increasing diversity, what techniques are used to ‘imagine’ the community? Does attempting to address everyone push human interest topics into the foreground at the expense of information and debate? Chapter 4 reviews the rapidly changing regulatory framework for regional broadcasting. The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is being cast as the main player, but it is questionable whether it can devote extensive additional resources to news-gathering, given that its status and funding is legitimated by its nationwide responsibilities. Regional news on television is very popular with audiences, but they are not wholly satisfied with it. Chapter 5 argues that current analogue television regions and a ‘family audience’ together produce an interpretive frame in which the affective and subjective is bound to edge out content useful to the public as citizens. Only the BBC provides an adequate local radio news service, but its potential is limited by the target audience. The nations of the UK, the subject of Chapter 6, vividly demonstrate that every aspect of media, ownership, regulation and content is highly politicized. A case study of S4C illustrates both the importance of, and difficulties in sustaining, public service broadcasting. Chapter 7 opens with a review of the vital place that local media still occupy in journalism’s mythology. Many regional journalists take special pride in their work, despite deteriorated conditions, inadequate pay levels, and increasing concerns about whether the work-force, whether in print or broadcast, is properly diverse in all its meanings. Finally, Chapter 8 considers the future of both publicly funded and commercial regional media as new communications technologies drive potentially dramatic changes in audience behaviour and sources of revenue. It concludes that, if inclusive citizenship is to be sustained, blogs, citizen journalism and community media are, as yet, no substitute for conventional media forms." (introduction, page 2-3) more

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E-Sucupira: O coronelismo eletrónico como herança do coronelismo nas comunicacões brasileiras

Suzy dos Santos

Compos: Revista da Associação Nacional dos Programas de Pós-Graduação em Comunicação, issue dec. (2006), 27 pp.

"É possível adaptar o conceito coronelismo ao campo da comunicação a partir do adendo “eletrônico”? Podemos dizer que a propriedade de meios de comunicação é similar ao que foi a propriedade da terra na Primeira República? Seriam o “radinho de pilha” e a TV aberta as novas enxadas? ... more

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Radiografía del sistema chileno de medios: Estudio sobre medios de comunicación, opinión pública y autoridades

Santiago de Chile: Gobierno de Chile, Ministerio Secretaría General del Gobierno, Departamento de Estudios, Secretaría de Comunicación y Cultura (2006), 57 pp.

"Los datos indican que el mercado de los medios ha alcanzado gran dinamismo en los últimos años. A la fecha de cierre del Directorio se registran 1.180 medios de comunicación (sin contar los digitales), de los cuales 44,3% fue creado a partir de la década de los ’90. Es así como 264 correspon ... more

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Communicación y desarrollo local: Cuaderno de consulta

Marisol Castañeda

Lima: Calandria (2005), 127 pp.

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Community Media: People, Places, and Communication Technologies

Kevin Howley

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (2005), xiii, 309 pp.

"This groundbreaking study of community media, first published in 2005, combines original research with comparative and theoretical analysis in an engaging and accessible style. Kevin Howley explores the different ways in which local communities come to make use of various technologies such as radio ... more

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Media Empowerment Manual: A Guide to Understanding Media Power and Organizing for Media Justice in Your Community

Saskia Fischer, Margot Hardenbergh

Cleveland: United Church of Christ (2004), 47 pp.

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Como apoderarse de los medios de comunicación: Una guía para comprender el poder de los medios de comunicación y organizarse por la justicia en los medios en su comunidad

Saskia Fischer, Margot Hardenbergh

Cleveland: United Church of Christ (2004), 48 pp.

"¿Cuál es su idea del rol que los medios de comunicación comunitarios deben jugar en su comunidad? ¿Qué podrían hacer en su barrio si tuvieran acceso a los medio? Si pudieran hablar y ser oídos por los dueños de los medios, que les dirían? ¿Qué les gustaría mirar, producir y distribuir? ... more

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La situation de la communication pour le développement au Niger (Etat des lieux): Tome 1

Rome: Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'Alimentation et l'Agriculture (FAO);PNUD;UNICEF;Ministère de la Communication (Niger) (2003), 171 pp.

"[...] pour lutter contre les affres du sous-développement, les autorités ont entrepris de réorganiser le secteur de la communication et décidé de la mise en œuvre d’une Politique nationale de communication pour le développement. C’est ainsi que, de 2000 à 2002, le Gouvernement, en parte ... nariat avec la FAO, le Fonds des Nations Unies pour l’Enfance (UNICEF) et le Programme des Nations Unies pour le Développement (PNUD), a fait établir un état des lieux de la communication au Niger. A cet effet, 10 études sectorielles et thématiques ont été effectuées. Des ateliers tenus dans chacune des huit régions du pays ont per mis de recueillir la perception par les communautés de base de la problématique de la communication pour le développement. En janvier 2002, à l’issue d’un atelier national qui a regroupé plus de 200 participants, le Niger a jeté les bases d’une véritable Politique nationale de communication pour le développement (PNCD). Cette politique nationale de communication pour le développement vise à instituer un système d’implication rationnelle et pérenne de tous les moyens de communication et de tous les acteurs au processus de développement économique et social. La PNCD prend en compte les aspirations des populations à la base, les atouts et faiblesses dans la mise en œuvre des stratégies et du plan d’action aux niveaux régional et national [...] La PNCD, qui prône une approche participative, contribuera à un plus large accès des populations au débat démocratique, au renforcement du dialogue social en vue de la réalisation des pro grammes prioritaires de développement du Niger (lutte contre la pandémie du Sida, lutte contre le paludisme et la poliomyélite, promotion de la bonne gouvernance). La PNCD accordera la plus grande priorité au développement rural en appuyant les actions visant à améliorer les secteurs sociaux (santé – éducation – alphabétisation), la préservation de l’environnement, le désenclavement des zones à fortes potentia lités, l’accès des femmes et des jeunes aux moyens de produc tion ainsi qu’à la promotion d’une communication institution nelle pour appuyer le secteur. Enfin, la PNCD se veut un document de référence unique pour les partenaires au développement du Niger (pays amis, organi sations non gouvernementales, institutions, associations et groupements des producteurs) dans le cadre de leurs interven tions dans le domaine spécifique de la communication pour le développement." (Préface, page ix-x) more

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Periodismo y participación ciudadana

Armenia: Fondo para la Reconstrucción y el Desarrollo Social de Eje Cafeterio (Forec) (2000), 70 pp.

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El laberinto informativo: Una salida ética

Carlos Soria

Baraäáin, Navarra: Ediciones Universidad de Navarra (EUNSA) (1997), 270 pp.

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Paloma: Partizipation durch lokale Medienarbeit

München: Don Bosco Verlag;Landesstelle für Katholische Jugendarbeit in Bayern (1992), 160 pp.

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Mass Media and Rural Development: Study of Village Communication in Bihar

Arbind K. Sinha

New Delhi: Concept (1985), 134 pp.

"India has to reach to the level, where it can provide food, clothing, and shelter to each individual, within the shortest possible time. Thus, it has become necessary to gear up the developmental process in India, where almost 80 percent of the population lives in rural areas isolated from the urba ... more

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World Communications: A Handbook

George Gerbner, Marsha Siefert (eds.)

New York: Longman (1984), xv, 527 pp.

"Brings together 54 articles on research and policy on communications in the "three worlds" by scholars and policy makers from the U.S., Western Europe, the socialist countries including the U.S.S.R. and Eastern Europe, and the developing world, including Africa, Asia, and Latin America - 25 countri ... more

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The Educational Use of Mass Media

Gloria Feliciano, Alan Hancock, Gerald Hein et al.

Washington, DC: World Bank (1981), 124 pp.

"This volume is composed of an introduction and seven chapters, all of which are relevant to the educational use of mass media in Less Developed Countries (LDCs). Each chapter deals with one of the salient issues that LDCs educators and decision-makers inevitably encounter when they think about usin ... more

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Communication in the Community: An International Study on the Role of the Mass Media in Seven Communities

Paris: UNESCO (1981), 85 pp.

"This publication consists of short accounts of seven studies carried out in seven different countries on the part played by the media in the development of "social consciousness" in two widely different social groups in each of the countries concerned. The research on which the accounts are based h ... more