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Television News in a North-South Perspective: Reports - Documents - Recommendations of the Third International Broadcast News Workshop

Reinhard Keune (ed.)

Bonn: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES);Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) (1981), 180 pp.

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Developing Human Resources of the Book Industry in West Africa

Abul Hasan

Paris: UNESCO (1981), 56 pp.

"Report of a UNESCO mission to advise and assist in the establishment of a three-year degree course in book publishing at the University of Science and Technology in Kumasi, Ghana [now Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology], as well as exploring the possibility of creating a “Regional ... more

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Le journalisme rural en Afrique

Paul Ansah, Chérif Fall et al.

Paris: UNESCO (1981), 35 pp.

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Das Wort und seine Macht in Afrika: Probleme der Kommunikation und Information für die Verkündigung

Christian Reisach

Münsterschwarzach: Vier-Türme-Verlag (1981), xx, 450 pp.

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The Book Today in Africa

S. I. A. Kotei

Paris: UNESCO (1981), 210 pp.

"Sam Kotei’s book was one of the first major in-depth studies on the state of the book and publishing in Africa, in which the author looked back on a decade of special efforts to alleviate the “acute shortage of books” identified at the UNESCO meeting on books in Accra in 1968. The author note ... more

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The Mass Media in the Struggle for Zimbabwe: Censorship and Propaganda Under Rhodesian Front Rule

Elaine Windrich

Gwelo (ZW): Mambo Press (1981), 112 pp.

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Comunicación y nueva hegemonia

Armand Mattelart

Lima: Centro Dominicano de Estudios de la Educación (CEDEE);Comisión Evangélica Latinoamericana de Educación Cristiana (CELADEC) (1981), 133 pp.

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Church and Communications in Africa

Brussels: Pro Mundi Vita (1981), 51 pp.

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Mass Communication and Development of Socialism in Tanzania

Nkwabi Ng'wanakilala

Dar es Salaam: Tanzania Publishing House (1981), 149 pp.

"Mass media in Tanzania are scarce and, as the title implies, their main role is informational and instructional, designed to clarify and develop national direction and consciousness rather than to be a source of entertainment. To this end the author surveys the main communication channels - what th ... more

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Reporting Southern Africa: Western new agencies reporting from Southern Africa

Phil Harris

Paris: UNESCO (1981), 168 pp.

"It would be a mistake to imagine that reporting from southern Africa is a special case. One of the points that must be made is that newsagency correspondents are expected to and expect to be able to report in many different types of social, political and economic situations. This was certainly a po ... more

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Rural Journalism in Africa

Paul Ansah

Paris: UNESCO (1981), 35 pp.

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Broadcasting Around the World

William E. McCavitt

Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.: Tab Books (1981), 336 pp.

"Description of broadcasting systems in 18 countries: South Africa, Poland, Russia, Japan, South Korea, Israel, Canada, the United States, Brazil, Guyana, India, Federal Republic of Germany, Britain, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden and Australia. Each chapter has been written by an individua ... more

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Medienhandbuch Dritte Welt: Filme und Tonbildreihen

Gemeinschaftswerk der Evangelischen Publizistik (GEP) (ed.)

Wuppertal: Jugenddienst-Verlag (1981), 282 pp.

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Women and the Mass Media in Africa: Case Studies from Sierra Leone, the Niger and Egypt

Elma Lititia Anani, Alkaly Miriama Keits, Awatef Abdel Rahman

Addis Ababa: United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (1981), 38 pp.

"Three studies, each backgrounding the press as a whole, its image of women, and their professional status in the mass media." (Eleanor Blum, Frances G. Wilhoit: Mass media bibliography. 3rd ed. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1990 Nr. 11)

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The Book and Newspaper Trade for Africa. with Special Emphasis on Publishing, Book-Writing, Printing, Book-Selling, Librarianship, Journalism

Ishmael O. Kitinya

Nairobi: Africa Book Services (1981), xvi, 91 pp.

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L'organisation de programme d'education televisuelle en Cote D'Ivoire: Une etude de cas

Dirk A Hoftijzer

Tilburg: IVO (1980), 63 pp.

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Christian Communication Directory Africa

Catholic Media Council (CAMECO), World Association for Christian Communication (WACC), Lutheran World Federation (LWF)

Franz-Josef Eilers (ed.)

Paderborn: Schöningh (1980), 544 pp.

"This directory on Christian media institutions in Africa includes: church communication centres, news and information services, publishing houses, printing presses, periodicals, research and training institutes. Listings are by country and the volume also includes an index of names." (commbox)

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Catholic Missionary Journals Relating to Africa: A Provisional Checklist and Union List for North America

David P. Henige

Waltham, Mass.: Crossroads Press;African Studies Association (1980), 71 pp.

"A bibliography and union list of more than 500 Catholic mission journals containing material related to Africa, identifying their holdings in 85 North American locations, and with an indication of their sponsoring missionary order." (Hans M. Zell, Publishing, Books & Reading in Sub-Saharan Africa, ... more

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Formation des journalistes en Afrique

Wilfried Hoffer (ed.)

Bonn: Friedrich Naumann Stiftung (1980), 158 pp.

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Communication Media in Education for Low-Income Countries: Implications for Planning

Emile G. McAnany, John K. Mayo

Paris: UNESCO (1980), 77 pp.

"In spite of disappointing experiments there is a growing range of examples of systems which exploit educational technologies, including many in the developing world. Some may have been introduced for reasons of fashionable interest — some have certainly been introduced as acts of faith, as commun ... more