New Technologies in Developing Societies: From Theory to Practice
London: Palgrave Macmillan (2015), xii, 295 pp.
ISBN 978-1-349-48236-8
Reviewed in: African Journalism Studies, vol. 36:4 (2015), pp. 164-166
1 Introduction
2 New Technologies and Socioeconomic Development of Africa
3 Public Service Broadcasting For Economic Growth and Language Development
4 Indigenous Knowledge and Intellectual Property Rights in a New Age
5 The African Public Sphere in the Electronic Era
6 Changing Technologies and Changing Role of Citizens
7 Tradition Versus Modernity in HIV/AIDS Prevention
8 Ethnographic Research in 'Offline' and Online Worlds
9 Mobile Phones Transforming Public Communication in Africa
2 New Technologies and Socioeconomic Development of Africa
3 Public Service Broadcasting For Economic Growth and Language Development
4 Indigenous Knowledge and Intellectual Property Rights in a New Age
5 The African Public Sphere in the Electronic Era
6 Changing Technologies and Changing Role of Citizens
7 Tradition Versus Modernity in HIV/AIDS Prevention
8 Ethnographic Research in 'Offline' and Online Worlds
9 Mobile Phones Transforming Public Communication in Africa
