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Abstract The dawn of information age and the advancement of technology in the reproduction of information and intellectual goods created a favorable tool for piracy; copying and selling of another’s intellectual works have become easy and less expensive; copyright theft;... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE 1.0   INTRODUCTION 1.1   BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Mass media have been a major agent of socialisation and tool for social change especially now that people depends on message from mass media. The potential power of the mass media help solve social problems. Television, Radio and Print Advertising can entice people to buy a wide... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION The desire of government to put in place a policy instrument for the broadcasting sector is a welcome development. In almost eighty years since broadcasting was introduced into Nigeria, there have been many policy processes involving diverse institutions. Several documents have emerged in the form of white papers, laws,... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study Broadcasting has been at forefront of many technological changes, mostly in digitalization and enhancement of existing technology. For example, digital technology now permits listeners to obtain traffic information and news, while listening to cassette, compact disc or radio station etc. (church... Continue Reading

C HAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of Study Billboards have been used as an advertising medium for  more than a century and are still used today, even since Jared Bell  presented large cirus posters to the public in the public in the mid- 1800s, billboard advertising remains as a top medium for brand outreach. Billboard are the largest and... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1     Background of the Study Crisis emerged in the universe right from the beginning of man and has remain a reoccurring variable or decimal but not without effects. Man’s interaction with the environment coupled with the sophistication of the present age. Thus, people get involved in many activities with the... Continue Reading

HAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1     Background of the Study By definition, public relation is the practice of managing the spread of information between an individual or an organization such as a business, government agency or a non-profit organization and the public. It is an accepted fact, that public relations (PR) is important in the survival... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1      Background of the Study Information and Communication Technology is perceived to be a force reckoned within the 21st century because it has caused and continues to cause major changes in the way we live. In the electronic media, ICT has ignited and provoked radical and drastic changes that has affected and... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1  Background of the Study As a profession that serves the interest of the public. Journalist has degree responsibilities in the society. Every day, journalist face challenges that test their ethical values and responsibility to truth telling despite professional code of ethics, journalist may violates the rules by... Continue Reading

C HAPTER ONE       INTRODUCTION It is worthy of note that communication is a basic ingredient in human society since it is seen as an exchange ideas and meaning. These are all important phenomena that could take different forms: these include symbolic signs, gestures and language. Through communication, an individual is able to structure and... Continue Reading

CHAPTER   ONE INTRODUCTION  Background of the Study Commercial is defines as a non – personal communication of information usually paid for and it is usually persuasive in nature about products, services  or ideas by identified sponsor through various media, Aren (1996). Commercial is a marked tool that serves several functions. It identifies... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1     Background of the Study Reading serves as a tool for students’ enhancement of intellectual properties of people from generation to generations so as to ensure continuous human and societal transformations and developments. Reading is an act of decoding written, textual or graphic information in order to make... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study Communication is life and life is communication. Communication is ubiquitous, it is all around man. Man cannot do without communication in the society. It leads people from instinct to inspiration through various processes and system to enquiring command and control. The words of Schramm Roberts... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1     Background of the Study           A teenager is a young person whose age falls within the range of 13 to19 years they are called teenager’s because their number end with teen. Merriam Webster (1828) Biologically, a teenagers falls between the stages of infancy and adulthood.           Also a... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study Previous to the era of industrial revolution, the pattern and method of salesmanship was both crude and cumbersome chiefly because the gap between the productive and consumption sectors of society was small and manageable. However, with the present complication and sophistication among both the... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1       Background of the Study Social media makes the world a smaller place, now we have more information, more knowledge, and have better opportunities to use it. Social media improved our ability to absorb information, what would have seemed to be over whelming to someone 20 years ago is normal to us. According... Continue Reading

Background of the Study It is difficult to imagine for any community that does not require one people to interact with other people. People in a community likely use interpersonal communication every day to handle complaints, misunderstanding, conflicts etc.  from their indigenes, to persuade their superiors to give you some time off, or to... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The aim of this study was to analysis the influence of News Censorship on the Performance of Media Houses in Nigeria. The aim of this study was achieved using the survey research method. Subjects were drawn from staff of Nasarawa Broadcasting service using the purposive sampling technique. Five research questions were used in the study.... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT This research is conducted to provide insight on state-owned newspapers and their challenges. Chapter one stated the problem its significance and the scope of the study. Chapter two contains an extreme examination of secondary data provided by protein scholars of the concept. Chapter three describe how data were collected especially the... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT Increasing number of students journalist have no real knowledge of what the real journalism is all about, hence they struggle a great deal to fit into the real world after they get out of school. Campus Journalism that should be a real adventure for students? journalist to get first-hand experience into what the real world of journalism... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The title of this project is communication as a tool for enhancing organizational performance. The aim of this study was to investigate the communication techniques used by the Nigerian Breweries Plc and the effectiveness of such techniques. In carrying out this research, the primary and secondary data were used by the researcher. The... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT Social media have become journalistic lexicon and it seems sourcing information has overtaken self-promotion as a primary social activity. While journalists are growing more sophisticated in their use of social media, and are for instance, using a great variety of tools to source for news, some journalists are less positive about some of... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT This study will try to find out the impact that new media has in enhancing effective and efficient communication. Though the new media has many positive effects on modern communication among the students, in the wrong hands, it can become dangerous. For the young people it is experiments to do what they feel is good or exciting to them... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The dynamics of digital technology in Television broadcasting in Nigeria was enunciated by Nigeria?s involvement in the transition from analogue to digital broadcasting following the ITU?s conference in Senegal and Geneva in 2004 and 2006 respectively. Since then, there has been growing concern among stakeholders in the broadcast sector... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The purpose of this study was to find out the effects of promotions on customer growth in the Nigerian mobile telecommunication industry. The method adopted by this study was the sample survey method of study instead of a census. The semi-structured questionnaire is made up of both close and open-ended questions. The researcher sampled 50... Continue Reading