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The Future of Journalism and Challenges for Media Development: Are We Exporting a Model That no Longer Works at Home?

Bettina Peters

Journalism Practice, volume 4, issue 3 (2010), pp. 268-273

"Large parts of media development work have focused on providing support to create privately owned, independent media in transition and developing countries. The accepted logic of many donor organisations has been that creating external pluralism, i.e. having many different private media companies o ... more

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Support Study Regarding Media and Development Programmes Currently in Africa Funded by European Donors: Final Report
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Jorgen Ringgaard, Milica Pesic, Moussa Sawadogo, Jean Ouedraogo

Soges;European Union (2010), 50 pp. + annexes

"As a follow up on the Media and Development Forum, which took place in Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso) on 11-13 September 2008, the European Commission initiated this study to map out the projects and programmes which European donors have in place to support media development in Africa [...] Some 240 co ... more

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Report on the AUC/EC Joint Informal Expert Meeting on Media and Development

Addis Ababa: African Union Commission;European Commission (2010), 51 pp.

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Problematizing 'media Development' as a Bandwagon Gets Rolling
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Guy Berger

International Communication Gazette, volume 72, issue 7 (2010), pp. 547-565

"International initiatives have gained momentum around analysing ‘media development’ — a notion related to, but generally distinct from, media’s contribution to ‘development’. The focus on the ‘development’ of media is conventionally (although not logically) about international inter ... more

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Minutes from the International Partnership Meeting

Copenhagen: International Media Support (IMS) (2010), 40 pp.

"This report provides an overview of the discussions and conclusions from the International Partnership Meeting in New York on 26 January 2010 organised by the Open Society Institute and International Media Support. At the meeting, 30 media support and press freedom organisations from across the wor ... more

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International Media Assistance and Aid Effectiveness: Conceptual Blindspots and Institutional Incentives

Abby Jones, Silvio Waisbord

[Washington, DC]: Paper prepared for presentation at American Political Science Association Conference (2010), 39 pp.

"This article analyzes how selected programs articulate broad media objectives with program goals and apply indicators to determine impact with the goal of understanding how media assistance goals are operationalized and measured, and how program goals are linked to broad objectives. Guided by the n ... more

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U.S. Government Funding for Media Development

Laura Mottaz

Washington, DC: Center for International Media Assistance (CIMA) (2010), 11 pp.

The report analyzes spending on media development by the U.S. Department of State and U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), which budgeted $140.7 million for media development efforts in FY 2010. This figure represents a dramatic increase when compared with the $68.9 million spent only ... more

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Afghan Media in 2010: Synthesis Report

Eric Davin, Philibert de Mercey, Carlotta Tincati, Kinga Komorowska, Arezo Malakooti, Sébastien Duhaut

Altai Consulting;USAID (2010), 178 pp.

"In 2004-2005, the United States Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Office of Transition Initiatives commissioned Altai Consulting to conduct the first comprehensive media evaluation of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, looking at the impact of the Afghan media on opinions and behav ... iors three years after the beginning of the country’s reconstruction. The evaluation found, among other things: that Afghans were avid and sophisticated media users and that cultural barriers to media use were less significant than previously expected; that the radio played a predominant role throughout the country; and that media are instrumental in social progress and education. However, since publication of that report1, Afghanistan’s media sector has seen important changes. To inform future assistance from the international community to the Afghan media, it was deemed necessary to assess the current state of the Afghan media – by reflecting a full and accurate audience profile, to determine program preferences, to measure the impact of the Afghan media on local opinions and behaviors and to gauge Afghan expectations in terms of programming and messaging. A large-scale research project was thus planned and conducted from March to August 2010. This research included a deep probe into the media sector and the public’s behaviors and expectations. The methodology used to achieved this included a combination of: literature review; direct observations; key informant interviews with most relevant actors involved in the media sector; 6,648 close-ended interviews in more than 900 towns and villages of 106 districts, covering all 34 provinces of the country; an audience survey on more than 1,500 individuals run daily for a week; about 200 qualitative, open-ended interviews; and 10 community case studies. Such an effort guarantees that results presented here are fairly representative of the Afghan population at large. This document provides a comprehensive synthesis of data collected during the survey. A database of media actors, 16 priority district reports, 10 case study reports, a complete description of the methodology and the original datasets from the main quantitative research and the audience research are publicly available, allowing anyone interested to access more focused information as needed." (Introduction, page 8) more

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Kommunikation - Partizipation - Entwicklung: Positionspapier Medienentwicklungszusammenarbeit;Communication - Participation - Development: Policy Paper on Media Development Cooperation

Helmut Osang, Gerda Meuer, Ellen Schuster, Simon Didszuweit, Patrick Leusch, David Schieferdecker

Bonn: Deutsche Welle DW Akademie (2010), 42 pp.

"Only a target-group oriented, sustainable and integrated development approach can improve long-term participation possibilities – and therefore people’s living conditions – in our partner countries. This approach ranges from the qualification of media content producers, to media legislation a ... more

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Indicator Gap Analysis Media

Natasha Wanchek, Lynn Carter

Washington, DC: USAID;Management Systems International (MSI), 2nd draft (2010), 55 pp.

"This report discusses the state of media development indicators in relation to a new Results Framework (RF) drafted by USAID in 2009. There were three aims for the report: To collect and screen the strongest indicators developed by different organizations or individuals for measuring meso-level obj ... more

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Development and the Media. DW Akademie Annual Report 2009

Bonn: Deutsche Welle DW Akademie (2010), 40 pp.

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Support to Media in Electoral Processes: Workshop Report and Conclusions

London: International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA);BBC World Service Trust (2010), 17 pp.

According to this document "media support interventions tend to be conceived and implemented late in the electoral cycle". Support to media around elections could be developed through: mechanisms to map the implications of rapid media and communication changes for electoral outcomes; mechanisms for ... more

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NGOs and 'modernization' and 'democratization' of Media

James Miller

Global Media and Communication, volume 5, issue 1 (2009), pp. 9-33

"Western-supported media assistance in transition and developing countries has a long history. Building independent media, preferably through the nongovernmental sector, is seen as an important aspect of achieving mondernization and democratization. This article questions the idealized assumptions u ... more

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One Size Does Not Fit All: Objectives and Priority Areas for Media Assistance in Different Societies
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Krishna Kumar

Washington, DC: Center for International Media Assistance (CIMA) (2009), 39 pp.

"The essential thesis of this paper is that the requirements and problems of the media sector differ substantially from country to country according to its political, social and economic conditions: in authoritarian states the scope and intensity of media assistance is quite limited, whereas democra ... more

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Best Practices and Potential for Improved Information Flows in Media and Civil Society

Colombo: Centre for Policy Alternatives (CPA) (2009), 84 pp.

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Ein Leuchtturm mit Stromschwankungen: Die Rolle der Medien bei der Entwicklung einer demokratischen Kultur

Reinhard Wagner

DED-Brief, issue 2 (2009), pp. 42-43

"In den vergangenen Jahren hat Ghana einen großen Sprung gemacht, was die Achtung der Pressefreiheit und der Menschenrechte betrifft. Aber eine grundlegende qualitative Verbesserung der Medienlandschaft würde beinhalten, dass sich die Journalisten ihrer verantwortungsvollen Rolle in einer Demokrat ... more

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Between Radicalisation and Democratisation in an Unfolding Conflict: Media in Pakistan

Copenhagen: International Media Support (IMS) (2009), 54 pp.

"After nine years of military rule, Pakistan today finds itself in the second year of a challenging transition to democracy. Unlike previously unsuccessful transitions to democracy, this transition is characterised by the presence of a newly liberalised mass media. This can prove to be to be a cruci ... more

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Cultura y comunicación: Estado y prospectiva de la cooperación española con el resto de Iberoamérica, 1997-2007

Luis A. Albornoz (coord.)

Madrid: Fundación Alternativas;Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo (AECID) (2009), 224 pp.

"La investigación que se presenta en estas páginas tuvo un doble objetivo: por un lado, estudiar la cooperación española, bilateral y multilateral, con un seleccionado conjunto de países de iberoamericanos en materia de patrimonio y cultura clásica (artes plásticas, espectáculos en vivo) y d ... more

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Industrias culturales y cooperación iberoamericana en la era digital

Enrique Bustamante

Pensamiento Iberoamericano, issue 4 (2009), pp. 73-102

"Las Industrias Culturales (IC) aparecen hoy como el centro nuclear en donde se juega el destino de nuestras identidades, nuestros valores compartidos y la calidad de nuestras democracias. Es también, por eso mismo, el espacio fundamental para los intercambios interculturales, en donde se dirime el ... more

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Throwing the Switch: Challenges in the Conversion to Digital Broadcasting

John Burgess

Washington, DC: Center for International Media Assistance (CIMA) (2009), 34 pp.

Support Study Regarding Media and Development Programmes Currently in Africa Funded by European Donors: Final Report Top Insights

Problematizing 'media Development' as a Bandwagon Gets Rolling Top Insights

One Size Does Not Fit All: Objectives and Priority Areas for Media Assistance in Different Societies Top Insights

Support Study Regarding Media and Development Programmes Currently in Africa Funded by European Donors: Final Report
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Problematizing 'media Development' as a Bandwagon Gets Rolling
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One Size Does Not Fit All: Objectives and Priority Areas for Media Assistance in Different Societies
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