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Rural Radio: Programme Formats

Kiranmani A. Dikshit et al.

Paris: UNESCO (1979), 94 pp.

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Asian Journalism: A Selected Bibliography of Sources on Journalism in China and Southeast Asia

Elliott S. Parker, Emelia M. Parker (comps.)

Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow (1979), xii, 472 pp.

"This bibliography attempts to open an additional area of research to scholars interested in the years of Asian journalism prior to about 1960. The bibliography is eclectic and its' scope ambiguous. It is addressed to the researcher in journalism who has little background in the Asian area and littl ... more

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Mass Communication in Indonesia

Mastini Hardjo Prakoso (comp.)

Singapore: Asian Mass Communication Research and Information Centre (AMIC) (1978), 61 pp.

"Communication is defined broadly to include relevant material from such areas as agriculture, anthropology, community development, economics, education, law, political science, population, public administration, sociology, social psychology, and urban studies. Types of material covered are books, p ... more

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Worldwide Markets for English-Language Books

George Kurian (ed.)

White Plains, NY: Knowledge Industry Publications (1978), 327 pp.

"A description of the book trade in the seven major English-speaking countries of the world, which, grouped by size of market, are the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Republic of South Africa, Australia, India, and New Zealand. A special section gives eleven minor markets in alphabetical ... more

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New Perspectives in International Communication: A Report on the Conference on Fair Communication Policy for the International Exchange of Information, Held in Honolulu in March-April 1976

Jim Richstad (ed.)

Honolulu: East-West Communication Institute (1978), ix, 241 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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Readings in Development Communication

Juan F. Jamias (ed.)

Los Baños: University of the Philippines (1977), 145 pp.

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Women and Media in Asia: Proceedings of the Asian Consultation on Women & Media, April 6-9, 1976, Hong Kong

Timothy Yu, Leonard L. Chu (eds.)

Hong Kong: Chinese University of Hong Kong, Center for Communication Studies (1977), xi, 251 pp.

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Editing Church Newspapers: A Table Boy's Handbook

Edwin Maria John

Diliman, Quezon City: Institute of Mass Communication (1977), 305 pp.

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Radio for Education and Development: Case Studies. Vol. I

Peter L. Spain (ed.)

Washington, DC: World Bank (1977), 198 pp.

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Mass Communication in Singapore: An Annotated Bibliography

Christina Y. Espejo, Guy de Fontgalland

Singapore: Asian Mass Communication Research and Information Centre (AMIC) (1977), 60 pp.

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From the Village to the Medium: An Experience in Development Communication

Demetrio M. Maglalang (ed.)

Manila: Communication Foundation for Asia (CFA) (1976), v, 186 pp.

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Mass Communication in the Philippines: An Annotated Bibliography

Emilinda V. de Jesus (comp.)

Amerla J. Gloria; Aida B. Pecana (assist.)

Singapore: Asian Mass Communication Research and Information Centre (AMIC) (1976), 335 pp.

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Perspectives on Publishing

Philip G. Altbach, Sheila McVey (eds.)

Lexington, Mass.; Toronto: Lexington Books (1976), 283 pp.

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Mass Communication in Malaysia

Lim Huck Tee (comp.)

Singapore: Asian Mass Communication Research and Information Centre (AMIC) (1975), 91 pp.

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Asian Mass Communication Institutions: Teaching, Training and Research. A Directory

Singapore: Asian Mass Communication Research and Information Centre (AMIC) (1975), 201 pp.

"Identifies many of the Asian institutions engaged in teaching, training, and research, with details such as address, telephone number, date founded, objectives, activities, names of staff, type of research, publications, research reports, and facilities. Ninety institutions have been included from ... more

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The 1975 Asian Press and Media Directory

Manila: Press Foundation of Asia (1975), 304 pp.

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The First Casualty: From the Crimes to Vietnam. The War Correspondent as Hero, Propagandist, and Myth Maker

Phillip Knightley

New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich (1975), 465 pp.

"The title indicates the scope of this excellent history of the war correspondent, including photographers, as Knightley traces him (and a few hers) from the beginning of this type of journalism in the Crimes in the 1850s to the war in Vietnam over a century later. In between he covers various wars, ... more

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Book development in national communications and planning

Romesh Thapar

Karachi: UNESCO Regional Centre for Book Development in Asia and the Pacific (Pakistan) (1975), 113 pp.

"This publication, entitled Book Development in National Communications and Planning, comprises of a basic paper on the role of National Book Development Councils in overall national communication policies and development planning and the two studies on which it is based, namely, Books for the Rural ... more

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Communicators in the Philippines: Mass Media Directory for Press, Radio, Film and Television

Celia V. Andrade, James B. Reuter

Manila: Communicators in the Philippines (1975), 275 pp.