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In the service of the public: functions and transformation of media in developing countries
Bonn:
Deutsche Welle DW Akademie
(2014), 300 pp.
Windows of opportunity: the transformation of state media to public service media in Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Moldova and Serbia
Global media journal - German edition, volume 4, issue 2 (2014), 30 pp.
CC BY-NC
"The transformation of state media to public service media (PSM) is one of the most ambitious endeavors in the field of media development. Not many efforts to free the national media from government control have succeeded in the past decades. In this paper the comparatively promising cases of Kyrgyz...
Post-2015 MDGs: freedom of expression and the media
Bonn:
Deutsche Welle DW Akademie
(2013), 6 pp.
"Access to information, freedom of expression and an independent media are important for a sustainable future. They should be explicitly included in a future framework describing UN development goals for the years beyond 2015. We discuss two options: firstly, integration of “information access and...
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...
