Community Communications: The Role of Community Media in Development. Reports and Papers on Mass Communication No. 90.

Berrigan, Frances J.

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Title: Community Communications: The Role of Community Media in Development. Reports and Papers on Mass Communication No. 90.

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Title:	Community Communications: The Role of Community Media in Development. Reports and Papers on Mass Communication No. 90.
Authors:	Berrigan, Frances J.
Descriptors:	Change Strategies; Community Development; Developing Nations; Educational Media; Mass Media; Media Selection; Models
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Publisher:	UNIPUB, 345 Park Ave. South, New York, NY 10010.
Publication Date:	1979-05-00
Pages:	53
Pub Types:	Information Analyses
Abstract:	Focusing on issues of access to and participation in community media, this report reviews progress so far and analyzes the difficulties that underlie the transfer and adaptation of community communications media in developing countries. The first chapter contains introductory material on the subject of community media and development and describes a participative model for using media in community development situations. The second chapter discusses the practice of community communications by defining objectives, presenting background information on present projects, and describing criteria for selecting community media. The third chapter examines three community development communications projects in detail to show the development of methods that suit particular tasks and the choice of media that suit particular conditions, and the fourth chapter offers an appropriate methodology for using media in community development, with implications for future projects. (RL)
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Record Type:	Non-Journal
Level:	2 - Available on microfiche
Institutions:	United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, Paris (France).
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ISBN:	ISBN-92-3-101771-3
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Languages:	English
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