Rooting for community radio in Nigeria
By: edited by Akin Akingbulu
Contributors: Institute for Media and Society (Nigeria); Institut Panos Afrique de l'Ouest
Publisher: Institute for Media and Society; Panos Institute West Africa
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Lagos, Nigeria
Language: eng
Number of pages: 79
ISBN-13: 9789783721098
Subjects: Community radio; Radio in rural development; Radio broadcasting policy
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: For a workable community radio policy  -- Frank Nweke Jnr; title: Building community radio in Nigeria : how far?  -- Akin Akingbulu & Miriam Menkiti; title: Broadcast pluralism : the monopoly of the airwaves by government-owned stations  -- Ralph Akinfeleye; title: Steps to development-oriented radio broadcasting in Nigeria  -- Ayo Ojebode & Tunde Adegbola; title: One nation, many voices  -- Sola Balogun; title: Another abandoned project?  -- Kazeem Akintunde; title: The radio revolution in Mali  -- Is'haq Modibbo Kawu; title: Where is the national policy on frequency management?  -- Y.Z. Yau; title: Building peace with radio : lessons from Liberia  -- Frank Sainworla; title: How community radio aids development  -- Ayodele Ale; title: In Liberia, community radio rules the airwaves  -- Kabir Alabi Garba; title: Nigeria overdue for community radio  -- Umaru A. Pate; title: Community radio as a tool for empowerment of citizens in Nigeria  -- Akin Akingbulu; title: Appropriating media interactivity for a transition from representative to participatory democracy in Nigeria -- Tunde Adegbola.