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Content analysis: measuring the success of journalism capacity building
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Bonn:
Deutsche Welle DW Akademie
(2014), 8 pp.
"In this paper we describe how quality in reporting could be measured through content analysis. We show that this approach, although somewhat technical, is feasible. It can help projects to become better and more successful. As a suggestion for practitioners in media development we present three opt...
The use of theories of change in media and governance programmes
Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC); Institute of Applied Media Studies (IAM) Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW)
(2019), 41 pp., bibliogr. p.38-41
"In this study, we have seen that, in contrast to causal models, narrative and overview models of Theories of Change are mainly used by donors and implementing organisations. However, causal models offer a lot more information that would help improve project planning, as well as monitoring and evalu...
Entrepreneurial journalism in Africa: opportunities, challenges and risks for media in the digital age. Learnings from a conference held by KAS Media Africa in Accra, Ghana, 16-19 September 2018
Johannesburg:
Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS)
(2019), 64 pp.
ISBN 978-0-9870243-5-0
" ... there seems to be an understanding that the media is important and that society needs the media. In October 2018, KAS Media Africa, therefore, gathered the CEOs of media houses, publishers and editors-in-chief from 16 different countries, both from Anglophone and Frenchspeaking Africa, in Accr...
