China’s Press in the Transition of Dominant Ideology This paper documents the shift of the dominant ideology in China from communism to the Party-led nationalism.
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Changes and Challenges of the Iraqi Media
Iraq is a relatively small country but with a rich history that goes back to more than five thousand years ago. The ancient Greeks called it Mesopotamia, the land between the two rivers, which is often referred to as the Cradle of Civilization or the Cradle of Mankind. The ethnic makeup of the people of […]
El pensamiento crítico en la educación en medios
Este sitio Web del Center for Excellence contiene una guía del estudiante que propone diferentes actividades para ayudar a los usuarios a adquirir competencias que les servirán para reflexionar de manera crítica acerca de los medios. Allí se analizan allí diferentes elementos de terminología, técnicas y nociones.
Materiales curriculares del Media Education Lab
Además de un programa exhaustivo en tres partes, el Media Education Lab provee también un plan de enseñanza que permite ofrecer a los niños grado nociones básicas de educación mediática.
The Perfect Example of Political Propaganda
A research paper on the intention and goal behind the persecution of Falun Gong, and the methods Chinese authorities have used in this media propaganda war
Whose Right to Communicate: Al-Jazeera or CRTC?
Al-jazeera in Canada An essay on the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) approving the distribution of the Arabic network Al-Jazeera to Canadian audiences.
Mass Media Usage Pattern and Acculturation Processed
A case study of Koreans Living in Kentucky This exploratory study set out to investigate the relation between mass media usage patterns of Koreans living in Kentucky and their degree of acculturation. In addition, this present research sought to uncover the relationship between several demographic variables and U.S. (or Korean) media consumption patterns of Koreans […]
News Events, News Values and Editors’ Judgments
News Reporting in China, Taiwan and Japan The purpose of this study is to compare the rankings of the top ten world and domestic events by three prominent Asian news agencies, the Central News Agency from Taiwan, the Kyodo News Service from Japan, and the Xinhua News Service from China, from 1992 to 2001. Findings […]
Media and Democracy in Nepal
A Case for Public-Oriented Journalism The argument in this heuristic essay is that Nepal’s heterogeneous national identity, its faltering sense of citizenship, and the lack of strong civic culture provide a basis why public-oriented journalism could be an asset in the process of democratization. Following an examination and evaluation of an arduous history of democracy […]
Media Globalization and its Effect upon International Communities
Communication Theory Perspective There is a growing body of research on the topic of globalization, which seems to be a topic of broad-brush interest to scholars in a variety of fields, such as sociology, political science, ecology, international business, anthropology and communication. This paper focuses on the phenomenon of media globalization and examines a variety […]
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