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Community Development and Church-Based Radio Broadcasting in Papua New Guinea
In: South Pacific Islands Communication: Regional Perspectives, Local Issues
Singapur: Asian Mass Communication Research and Information Centre (AMIC) (2008), pp. 206-218
"It is my hypothesis that church-based radio stations can contribute to community development. A total of 50 respondents out of 60 confirm that they listen to and understand community-development programmes through these stations. The messages are either fully understood, or partially in cases where
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Radio Progress - 'Our Voice': The Benefit Community Radio Can Bring for the Development of its Audience in the Ghanaian Upper West Region
Amsterdam: Universiteit van Amsterdam, International Development Studies (IDS), Master Thesis (2007), x, 109 pp.
"Some recommendations can be made to Radio Progress and its community. The station seems to provide the Upper West people with what they needed – a voice to make themselves heard and to communicate with each other. Since the research showed that most limitations are due to the restraints in financ
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Catholic Communications India: Findings of a Nation-Wide Survey 2005
Deep Insights
New Delhi: Catholic Bishops' Conference of India (CBCI), Commission for Social Communications (2006), 384 pp.
Community Radio for Development: The World and Africa
Nairobi: Paulines (2006), 272 pp.
"Community radio is best understood against the background of the other forms of broadcasting, namely public service, and commercial or private broadcasting. Unlike these, community broadcasting is not state-owned, but rather community-owned and managed. Neither is it aimed at profit-making, but at
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Catholic Radio Press Kit
Greenbay: Catholic Radio Association (2004), 9 pp.
The Bishop and his Star: Citizen's Communication in Southern Chile
In: Contesting Media Power: Alternative Media in a Networked World
Oxford: Rowman & Littlefield (2003), pp. 177-194
"This chapter is intended to shed light on the connection between liberation theology and the emergence of hundreds of citizens' media, community media, radical media, and alternative media projects throughout the region. The following pages focus on the case of Bishop Juan Luis Ysern and Radio Estr
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El obispo confinado: Las tres profecías
Asunción: Diócesis de San Juan Battista (2001), 514 pp.
The Role and Governance of Community Radio Stations in Zambia: The Case of Radio Icengelo
Durban: University of Natal, Graduate Programme in Cultural and Media Studies, Master Thesis (2000), ix, 70 pp. + annexes
"This paper seeks to fill a necessary qualitative gap by focusing on the conceptual and operational characteristics of Radio Icengelo as a case study. Radio Icengelo is a Catholic-run community station launched in 1995, and situated in Kitwe on the Copperbelt province of Zambia. The paper further ex
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Comunicação e relações de gênero em práticas radiofônicas
São Paulo: Paulinas (2000), 179 pp.
IGER: Instituto Guatemalteco de Educación Radiofónia 1979-1999. Dokumentation
Augsburg: Freundeskreis ICERIGER (1999), 159 pp.
"Das IGER in Guatemala feiert 1999 sein zwanzigjähriges Bestehen. Im Auftrag des Freundeskreises ICER/IGER wurde aus diesem Anlass die vorliegende Dokumentation geschrieben und zusammengestellt. Die Beiträge von sehr unterschiedlicher Länge sind in vier Kapitel unterteilt. Sie sind - wie es einer
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UNDA Directory 1998
Brussels: UNDA, 2nd ed. (1998), 169 pp.
Estructura de la información en la Iglesia Católica
Murcia: Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones (1998), iii, 238 pp.
Radio Latacunga: Red de Reporteros Populares
Latacunga: Paulinas (1996), 108 pp.
"Para el comunicador y evangelizador de Radio Latacunga, la participación es ante todo CONVERSION personal y comunitaria que parte del cambio de una mentalidad manipuladora a una mentalidad dialogal, democrática y generadora de procesos de cambio individual y social. La participación exige tambiÃ
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