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El periódico comunitario
Quito: CIESPAL (1990), 28 pp.
Cuarto Encuentro de Prensa Popular: Informe final
Santiago: Educación y Comunicaciones (ECO) (1987), 48 pp.
Five Successful Asian Community Newspapers
Singapore: Asian Mass Communication Research and Information Centre (AMIC); UNESCO (1985), xvi, 136 pp.
Os jornais de bairro na cidade de São Paulo
São Paulo: Cidade de São Paulo, Secretaria Municipal de Cultura (1985), 165 pp.
A Study of Ten Selected Philippine Community Newspapers
Media Asia, volume 10, issue 4 (1983), pp. 192-202
"A major imperative for rural newspapers is their long-term survival in the face of limited advertising revenues and low subscriptions. Crispin Maslog’s analysis of ten successful community newspapers shows that not only is it possible for rural newspapers to survive in the long run, but that the
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Comunicação e libertação
Petrópolis: Vozes (1981), 80 pp.
"O primeiro capÃtulo comenta a polÃtica de comunicação da Igreja latino-americana desde Puebla (pp.11-22), complementada por uma bibliografia "Igreja e comunicação" (pp.18-22). O segundo capÃtulo (pp.23-51) esboça conceitos de comunicação de acordo com as idéias pedagógicas de Paulo Frei
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Rural mimeo newspapers: A guide to the production of low-cost community papers in developing countries
Paris: UNESCO, 3rd. ed. (1971), 42 pp.
"In this booklet, we describe in some detail the successful Liberian experiment, and suggest ways in which other countries may organize a similar project through their Information Ministry or other development agency. The third part of the booklet, is a simple "how-to-do-it guide for the editor/publ
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Profile of the Philippine Community Newspaper and Editor
Journalism Quarterly, volume 46, issue 2 (1969), pp. 337-342
"In the Philippines the press of the capital is powerful, while the provincial press is anaemic and weak — Many of the heads of Philippine newspapers are prominent businessmen." (Jean-Marie Van Bol, Abdelfattah Fakhfakh: The use of mass media in the developing countries. Brussels: CIDESA, 1971 Nr.
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