Beyond Journalists: Ethical Duties of Media Owners, Editors, and Audiences
Abstract The subject of ethical responsibility in mass communication does not just stop at journalists but is also applicable to…
Author: Favour Ibe Kalu
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Ethics in Mass Communication: Foundations, Principles, and Professional Conduct
Abstract Ethics has been at the core of responsible mass communication, which determines the way information is collected, generated, and…
Ethical Responsibilities of Journalists in a Rapidly Evolving Media Landscape
Abstract The current state of journalism is in an extremely dynamic world that is influenced by digital publishing, social media,…
Stories of Love: How Memory Stones Help Pet Owners Cope with Loss
A pet is not just an animal to many people. A pet is family, a quiet companion when you are alone, a…
Media Ethics, Regulation, and Social Accountability
Abstract Mass media are significant in contemporary societies in shaping the opinions of the people, politics of the day, and…
Freedom of Expression Versus Rights Protection: Finding the Media Balance
Abstract The world of international law provides freedom of expression as one of the pillars of democracies and a fundamental…
The Role of Mass Media in Advancing Women’s Rights
Abstract The mass media are very instrumental in influencing how people in society perceive social issues such as gender equality…
Children’s Rights and Media Responsibility in the Digital Age
Abstract The rights of children have gained increased awareness on a global scale because digital media continues to revolutionise the…
Media, Communication, and Human Rights Awareness
Abstract Human rights promotion and protection are the main pillars of democratic governance, social justice, and sustainable development. The mass…
The Power of Mass Media in Social and National Development
Abstract The mass media have taken the centre stage in modern societies as one of the focal points of social…
Media Content and Its Impact on Public Perception and Behavior
Abstract The content in the media in the contemporary world continues to be one of the most powerful instruments of…
Internal Dynamics of the Mass Media: Ownership, Control, and Decision-Making
Abstract The mass media institutions are characterized by complicated internal organizational designs, which decide on the methods of creation, refraction,…
Mass Media as Social Institutions: Roles, Responsibilities, and Influence
Abstract The mass media are also formal social institutions, which carry out systematic and long-term functions in contemporary societies. Like…
The Mass Media and Society: A Symbiotic Relationship
Abstract The bondage between the mass media and society is symbiotic in nature as a result of a never-ending interaction…
Relevance of Traditional African Communication Systems in the Digital Age
Abstract Traditionally, African Communication Systems have played a very critical role in governance, social cohesion, culture upholding, and information transmission….
The Impact of Colonialism on Indigenous African Communication Systems
Abstract Complex and effective communication systems existed among indigenous African societies before they came into contact with the colonists. These…
Gender Roles in Traditional African Communication Systems
Abstract African cultures invented complex communication systems that formed the core of government, social control, culture, and group affiliation. These…
Religious and Spiritual Communication in Traditional African Societies
Abstract The religious and spiritual communication was one of the primal elements of social order, moral control, and governance in…
African Communication Systems and Social Control
Abstract The traditional African societies came up with advanced communication systems, which served not only as a medium of dispensing…
Town Criers and Community Information Dissemination in Africa
Abstract In pre-colonial African, societies, town criers played the role of a formal means of communication in that information flow…
Drums, Gongs, and Horns: Sound as a Communication Tool in Pre-Colonial Africa
Abstract The pre-colonial African societies had a complex communication structure founded on the extensive use of sound-making instruments such as…
Symbolism and Meaning in African Indigenous Communication
Introduction African native forms of communication are distinguished by the highly advanced use of symbolism in objects, colors, gestures, dress…
The Role of Oral Tradition in African Communication Culture
Introduction Oral tradition has been one of the most potent sources of African culture of communication. The African societies came…
Challenges and Future Prospects of Mass Media in Nigeria
The Mass Media in Nigeria The mass media in Nigeria are at a crossroads. It has been shaping the definition…