Titlebook: Re-imagining Communication in Africa and the Caribbean; Global South Issues Hopeton S. Dunn,Dumisani Moyo,Shanade Bianca Barna Book 2021 T

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Business News Making Practices in Zimbabweal newspapers as well, they become complicated for financial journalists whose target market has been dwindling not only because of a shift in technology, but also because of a hostile business environment since 2000.

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Towards an Integrated Caribbean Paradigm in Communication Thought: Confronting Academic Dependence i assumptions of European and North American media and communication approaches to theory’. The study seeks to move Caribbean people from being mere recipients of knowledge for utilitarian/work purposes to being ‘a(chǎn)ctive creators of another perspective for understanding human communication and media’.

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Decolonising in the Gaps: Community Networks and the Identity of African Innovationernative meanings by filling in gaps when their communications were blocked, this chapter argues that alliances between African CNs and the ways CNs fill in gaps created by electric and telecommunications capitalisms and a ‘universal’ paradigm generate alternative identities in innovation.

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The Commodification of Mobile Communications in Cuba: Tracking Political and Economic Changeobile services is a strategy for capturing hard currency that enters domestic circulation mostly in the form of remittances, tourism and foreign enterprises established in the country. Overall, this chapter warns that the state provision of mobile access and services to those who can afford them fuels the growth of social inequalities in Cuba.

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Indigenous Hip-Hop: Digital Media Practices Among Youth of the South African San Peopleof digital media for music production and dissemination. The study concludes that hip-hop offers these young people a platform to voice complex issues of First Peoples culture and life from the bottom-up and the accompanying digital technology offers them the opportunity to control its dissemination.

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Creating a Home Community Online During Carnival: Trinidad’s Diaspora and Social Media Usemmunities via social media live chat during important events during the Carnival season as they unfolded. These relationships and communities demonstrate a new place for the diaspora, a place that is not bound by time or space.

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Philanthropy-Funded Journalism: Implications for Media Independence and Editorial Credibility in Soutive Journalism and Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism. It is based on a combination of informant interviews with editors and managers of these three entities, secondary research, as well as analysis of documents from these entities.