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1. IMPACT OF FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT ON JOURNALISM PRACTICE: A STUDY OF JOURNALISM PRACTICE IN UYO COMMUNITY

15 Student Researchers Quantitative

Abstract- This project on ― impact of Freedom of Information Act: A study of journalism practices in Uyo community – from January to June, is aimed at finding out how Freedom of Information Act impact positively on the life of practicing journalists in Uyo community. In carrying out the study the researcher used survey design method, while questionnaire was the instrument of the study. Simple tables and percentages were used in analyzing&nb...

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2. NEWSPAPERS READERSHIP PATTERNS AMONG CIVIL SERVANTS IN RIVERS STATE

15 Student Researchers Quantitative

Background of the study

Reading is the center of learning, particularly in formal education environments like University system. Reading boosts one’s understanding and thinking about a specific topic, and the society as a whole (Ashong, 2017). Onwubiko (2020) believes that, reading has four intentions: reading for fun and relaxation, reading for information, reading for knowledge and reading for all the aforementioned elements. He further stat...

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3. THE INFLUENCE OF EDITORIAL CARTOONS ON THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, USING 2015 AS A STUDY

15 Student Researchers Qualitative

Background of the study

Media is undeniably a powerful and quick mode of communication. It has a tremendous impact on education, politics, culture, and social cohesion, in addition to appealing to a huge audience. The media serves as active watchdogs, pointing out the shortcomings of the political system. It examines the system, identifies the flaw, and attempts to remedy it through creative writing, drawing, and presenting, with cartooning and phot...

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4. THE ROLE OF RADIO IN MOBILIZING WOMEN FOR POLITICAL PARTICIPATION IN LAGOS STATE

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Background of the study

Radio, according to Kombo (2015), is a crucial driver for social transformation via public education. It exists as a result of the need for individuals to communicate with one another. Communication is the activity through which individuals engage in the exchange of ideas an interaction that we engage in all of our lives. Essentially, this conversation is an attempt to alter the circumstances that surround us. In light of th...

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5. PRINT MEDIA AS ELECTIONEERING TOOL IN NIGERIA GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION

15 Student Researchers Quantitative

Background of the study

Unquestionably, media is a potent and swift mode of communication. It has a significant effect on education, politics, culture, and social cohesion, as well as a large audience. The media function as vigilant watchdogs, highlighting the flaws of the political system. It studies the system, recognizes its weakness, and strives to fix it via creative writing, drawing, and presenting, with cartooning and photography acting as an...

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6. THE ROLE OF FEMALE JOURNALISTS ON NIGERIAN BROADCAST MEDIA

15 Student Researchers Quantitative

​​​​​​​BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

The media has an important part to play in the man for gender transition and in narrowing the social woman gap that exists between women and men. Communication studies, especially of the radical critical inclination, have for a long time seemed to be essentially gender blind (possibly more of a question of refusal to notice). However, one can now credibly talk of a cultural feminist media studies effort (UNDP 2016). Th...

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7. ROLE OF BROADCAST MEDIA IN ERADICATING ELECTION VIOLENCE

15 Student Researchers

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The study basically focused attention on role of mass media in eradicating election violence in Osun State (A case study of OSBC, Gold F.M, Unique F.M). Broadcast media have over the years perform a very crucial role in the socio- political and economic development of Nigeria. Mass media are often referred to as the fourth estate of realm because of the power they wield and the oversight function they exercise. The media as a major player in democratic gove...

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8. ROLE OF CONTINUITY ANNOUNCER ON SUCCESS OF BROADCASTING STATION

15 Student Researchers

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The project work concentrated on the professional role of continuity announcer in ensuring success of broadcast station in this jet age with a case study of OSBC, Osogbo. The work of continuity announcer has serious impact on the success and failure of broadcasting stations, if continuity announcer is very effective and knows his/her onions the broadcast station will be able to compete favourable with other rival stations but if it is the opposite the s...

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9. ROLE OF FEMALE JOURNALISTS ON NIGERIAN BROADCAST MEDIA

15 Student Researchers

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The research examined the “role of female journalists on Nigerian broadcast media (A case study of BCOS and NTA Ibadan). Findings have shown that women journalists have contributed to the development of journalism, broadcast media in particular and they are still contributing in so many ways despite the fact that their role as mother, religion, culture, gender disparity and insecurity among others are influencing their performance. Women journalists...

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10. THE ROLE OF NEWSPAPER AND TELEVISION AS AGENT OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

15 Student Researchers

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This study was carried with the sole objective of determining the role of Newspaper and television as agent of social development (A case study of Amodu in Nkanu L.G.A Enugu State). The researcher identified the research problems and use them to raise four research questions. Literature relating to the topic under study was review through both primary and secondary sources of literature. The researcher used survey research design that enabl...

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11. THE ROLE OF NEWSPAPER VENDOR IN THE NEWSPAPER PROCESS

15 Student Researchers

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Newspapers are not only mere sources of information, but also an essential store house of information. This paper examines the role of newspapers vendor in the newspaper process. The study also discusses the sources where the newspapers are being accessed as well as the means of accessing the information. This study spelt out different columns available in the newspapers and explains the extent to which they attract readers. The opinions of respondents were...

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12. THE ROLE OF NEWSPAPER VENDOR IN THE NEWSPAPER PROCESS

15 Student Researchers

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Newspapers are not only mere sources of information, but also an essential store house of information. This paper examines the role of newspapers vendor in the newspaper process. The study also discusses the sources where the newspapers are being accessed as well as the means of accessing the information. This study spelt out different columns available in the newspapers and explains the extent to which they attract readers. The opinions of respondents were...

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13. THE ROLE OF SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES ON POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS IN NIGERIA

15 Student Researchers

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The study looks at the role of social networking sites in political campaigns in Nigeria. It focuses on how politicians uses social networking sites to mobilize the youth to participate both in civic and political.

Data were elicited through a well structured questionnaire simple percentage method and Pearson correlation analyses were employed.

Finally, the study reaffirms the need for politicians to fully embrace social networking sites in Nigeria as a...

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14. HAZARDS OF JOURNALISM PROFESSION UNDER MILITARY REGIME (FROM 1993 – 1998)

15 Student Researchers

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The core theoretical framework on which this study anchors is to assess the legal problems/dangers vis a vis others that exist with the practicing of journalism in Nigeria, under the military with particular reference to General Sani Abacha’s regime.

 

The study revealed that journalists were arrested and detained in their thousands thereby providing little or no room for the pursuit of the TRUTH which is the hallmark of journalism prof...

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15. Investigative journalism as a means of conflict resolution in Cross River Newspaper corporation (CHRONICLE) Calabar.

15 Student Researchers

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This research on Investigative journalism: A means of conflict resolution is conducted to determine the role of investigative journalism in conflict resolution. The purpose of the study is to establish the role of investigative journalism in conflict resolution. The research design used in this study is the survey research design. Samples were made from the population through the random sampling techniques. This technique was used in selecting Cross River&n...

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16. EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AS A TOOL FOR ACHIEVING ORGANIZATIONAL GOAL AND OBJECTIVES IN NTA (CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA TELEVISION AUTHORITY KADUNA)

15 Student Researchers

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  This research work centres on “Effective Communication as a tool for achieving organizational goals and objectives” the researcher examined the historical background of the study and the subject matter, the objective, significance and the scope of the research was well examined in the first chapter. In the second chapter the researcher was able to reveal some selected views of authors on what “Effective Communication is, the ba...

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17. ADAPTATION OF EMPIRICAL ELECTRIC FIELD STRENGTH MODELS FOR TERRESTRIAL TELEVISION BROADCAST IN EKITI STATE, NIGERIA

15 Student Researchers

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This study investigates the coverage areas of VHF and UHF signals of two television stations in Ekiti State, Nigeria by quantitative measurement of the electric field strength. The signal levels of the Nigeria Television Authority (NTA), Ado Ekiti, Channel 5, (175.25 MHz) and Broadcasting Service of Ekiti State (BSES), Channel 41, (631.25 MHz) transmitters were measured radially along several routes with the transmitting stations at focus. Their corresponding distances from...

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