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Indigenous African Communication and Media Systems in a Digitized Age
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Edition
1/2025
Copyright Year
2025
ISBN-Print
978-1-6669-6530-8
ISBN-Online
978-1-6669-6531-5
Publisher
Lexington, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
252
Product Type
Edited Book
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Foreword No access
Acknowledgments No access
Introduction: Des Wilson and the Enduring Legacyin Preserving African IndigenousCommunication and Media Systems No access
Chapter 1: Relevance of Des Wilson’s African Indigenous Media Research Track in a Digitized Age No access
Chapter 2: Examining the Impact of Digital Technology on African Indigenous Media in Botswana: A Potential Challenge to Sustainability/Longevity No access
Chapter 3: African Traditional Communication System in the Age of Hybridity: Habitual Media Customs and the Digital in the Nigerian Glocal Spaces No access
Chapter 4: Communicating Emerging Science, Technology, and Innovation in Nigeria for Development in the Digital Age: Where Does Des Wilson’s Trado-modern Media Come in? No access
Chapter 5: Ifa Divination, Extramundane Communication, and Internet: An Overview No access
Chapter 6: New Media versus Traditional Media: 27 Years after Emergence of Internet in Nigeria No access
Chapter 7: African Language Media and BBC Yoruba Service Sports Headlines: Influence on Audience Engagement Online No access
Chapter 8: Egbe Bere Ugo Bere (Live and Let Live) Cultural Experiment as a Case Study on Igbo Traditional Public Relations Practice in Contemporary Digital Culture No access
Chapter 9: Traditional Town Criers in Kenya and Nigeria: Enduring Relevance in the Digital Age No access
Chapter 10: Nurturing Indigenous African Communication Modes in a Digital Age: Performing Igbo Proverbs in Film for Advice and Warning No access
Chapter 11: Implications of the Two-Step Flow Theory on Traditional Leadership in the Digital Age: The Case of Annang People in Akwa Ibom State in Nigeria No access
Chapter 12: Survival of Musical and Nonmusical Indigenous Namibian Media in the Digitized Age No access
Chapter 13: Digital Technology in Breaking Information Barriers and the Preservation of Musical Arts in Zimbabwe No access
Chapter 14: Vimbuza and Gule Wamkulu Traditional Dances as Enduring Malawian Indigenous Media Systems in the Digital Age No access
