This paper discusses the importance of various Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in learning and disseminating relevant information on livestock husbandry in Tanzania. The paper is part of a study that investigated the extent of use of ICTs by urban and peri-urban livestock keepers and how access and dissemination of livestock information could be improved through use of ICTs. M...

©AsiaPacific MediaEducator Issue No.11 July Dec. 2001 T essay examines the debate surrounding the potential impact of new technologies on traditional newspapers in the 21st Century. Using the Internet as an example, the essay compares the situation in developing African countries with the western world. Specifically the essay examines the various ways the Internet technology has impacted news c...

The paper deals with principles and properties of single frequency networks of digital television and radio transmitters. Basic definitions and contextual relationships (guard interval, area of SFN, influence of used modulation parameters etc.) are explained.

Independent regulatory authorities are expected to act as apolitical agents prevent market failures in the sector they regulate. However, according political signal theory, cannot escape interventions and control of power. In addition, capture regulation is designed operated for benefit dominant capital groups sector. This article applies both theories case Türkiye’s radio TV Based on our analy...

Each year the members of IAMHIST Council vote for prizes best articles by both an established scholar and a new appearing in Historical Journal Film, Radio Television. It...