Media and Technology in Emerging African Democracies

Chapter 1 Foreword
Chapter 2 Acknowledgements
Chapter 3 INTRODUCTION TO THE BOOK
Part 4 1. ICT AND MEDIA PLURALISM IN AIDING DEMOCRACY
Chapter 5 Chapter 1: From handmaid to goad of the governing elite? ICT orientations of broadcast media professionals in metropolitan Lagos, Nigeria.
Chapter 6 Chapter 2: ICTS in the midst: Media and Democracy in Niger
Part 7 2. NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND THE PRINT MEDIA IN AFRICA
Chapter 8 Chapter 3: Role of ICT in election coverage by the Nigerian print media A study of the 2007 general elections
Chapter 9 Chapter 4: The role of on-line media technology and democratic discourse in Cameroon: A study of " Post-Online" and " Cameroon Tribune"
Part 10 3. RADIO AND TELEVISION: ASSUMMING NEW ROLES IN AFRICAN DEMOCRACY
Chapter 11 Chapter 5: Localism in the South African media context: A comparison of the South African local content and Canadian content rules
Chapter 12 Chapter 6: The new public sphere: Radio and democracy in Kenya
Chapter 13 Chapter 7: The Phasing of Analog to Digital Technology in Nigerian Movie and Broadcasting Industries: A Review of Nollywood and Nigerian Television Authority (NTA)
Chapter 14 Chapter 8: Mass Media and Peace-Building in Sudan
Part 15 4. NEW MEDIA AND POLITICS
Chapter 16 Chapter 9: Media and Conflict: A System Analysis of Mass Media Technology's Impact on AfricaDemocratic and Economic Systems
Chapter 17 Chapter 10: Communication, civil society, and democratization in Africa: Perspectives on political development
Part 18 6. HEALTH CARE AND THE INFLUENCE OF NEW MEDIA TECHNOLOGY
Chapter 19 Chapter 11: The use of Techno-media Strategies in Effective Healthcare Service Delivery in Nigeria and the Implications for Democracy Sustenance
Part 20 7. NEW TECHNOLOGY AS A WEAPON AGAINST CRIMES
Chapter 21 Chapter 12: Concepts, dimensions in new media technology: Reinforcing the contest against financial crimes in Nigeria