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    The politics of discourse and the discourse of politics : images of violence and reform on the South African Broadcasting Corporation's television news bulletins, July 1985-November 1986. 

    Teer-Tomaselli, Ruth Elizabeth. (1992)
    The thesis begins with an examination of the literature on television news, taking particular note of the arguments for and against the 'dominant ideology thesis'. It is the contention of the work that the notion of ...
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    Crime and punishment on the box : a contextual/discursive/semiotic analysis of SABC documentaries in the global era. 

    Burelli, Elaine. (2005)
    The SABC has embraced a mandate that advocates the promotion of cultural diversity within the broader ambit of national identity. Although SABC3 consitutes the commercial wing of the station, it too is required to produce ...
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    The uses of television broadcast-based distance education : a case study of Liberty Learning Channel programme. 

    Ivala, Eunice Ndeto. (2004)
    Education is considered as an essential tool for the long-term development of most countries. The provision of education to only part of a community or part of the world reinforces relative deprivation. To counteract such ...
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    The Bold and the Beautiful and Generations : a comparative ethnographic audience study of Zulu-speaking students living in residences on the University of Natal's Durban campus. 

    Tager, Michele. (2002)
    This thesis is an ethnographic study of the soap opera viewing patterns and interpretations of Zulu-speaking students living in residences on the Natal University's Durban campus who watch The Bold and the Beautiful (an ...
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    Ethnography of production practices in Kenyan television entertainment programmes: imagining audiences. 

    Kingara, George Ngugi. (2010)
    How television entertainment programmes producers in Kenya conceptualise audiences is the primary objective of this study. It begins with a brief examination of how the operations of broadcast media institutions in Kenya ...
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    Transcending GIPA : towards an Ubuntu framework for mainstreaming participation of South African people living with HIV (PLHIV) in social change communication for HIV prevention. 

    Lubombo, Musara. (2015)
    HIV/AIDS is a significant health, social, political and economic challenge whose devastating impact on development and subsequent threat to the human, national and global security is well documented. Early responses to the ...
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    Spirituality, well-being, memory and the future, in applied storytelling : a comparison of two “Sites of Conscience Museums”, namely the Museum of Free Derry, Northern Ireland and District Six Museum, South Africa. 

    Lange, Mary Elizabeth. (2017)
    Applied storytelling is a form of autoethnographic, verbal, visual or written communication intended for social change that emphasises memory and the future in post-conflict museums such as District Six Museum, Cape Town, ...
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    A community media narrowcasting in Uganda : an assessment of community audio towers. 

    Semujju, Robert Brian. (2016)
    This thesis is about Community Audio Towers (CATs). CATs are small media platforms that use horn speakers hoisted on a long dry pole, an amplifier and a microphone to communicate daily village events. This study shows that ...
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    Communicating AIDS : the coverage of HIV/AIDS discourse in two Ugandan newspapers, 1992-2011. 

    Napakol, Angella. (2017)
    Abstract available in PDF file.
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    Mass media, women and public life in Uganda : interrogating representation, interaction and engagement. 

    Maractho, Emilly Comfort. (2017)
    This study was motivated by the strides Uganda has made towards the growth of the media and women’s participation in public life. The puzzle is that this increased participation of women in public life is hardly captured ...
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    AuthorBoateng, Akwasi Bosompem. (1)Bukowa, Brenda. (1)Burelli, Elaine. (1)Caldwell, Marc Anthony. (1)Chirume, Clever. (1)Dyll, Lauren. (1)Foley, Jonathan Bernard. (1)Francis, Michael Douglas. (1)Govender, Eliza Melissa. (1)Heuva, William Edward. (1)... View MoreSubjectTheses--Culture, communication and media studies. (18)Theses -- Culture, communication and media studies. (4)AIDS (Disease)--South Africa--Prevention. (2)Facebook. (2)Health communication. (2)Social media. (2)Theses - Centre for Communication, media and Society. (2)AIDS (Disease) -- South Africa -- Prevention. (1)AIDS (Disease)--Prevention. (1)AIDS (Disease)--Social aspects--South Africa. (1)... View MoreDate Issued2010 - 2019 (21)2000 - 2009 (11)1991 - 1999 (2)Has File(s)
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