Vol 29 (2014) New Media and Mass Communication

Vol 29 (2014)

Table of Contents

Articles

Exposure to Sexual Content on Television and Youth Perceptions of Sexuality in Technical Training Institutions in Kenya PDF
Stellah I. Onyiengo 1-13
Gulf Newspapers and Their Role in Connecting States of the Gulf Cooperation Council PDF
Yasin Taha Al Yasin 14-21
Effects of Advertising on Consumer Buying Behaviour: With Reference to Demand for Cosmetic Products in Bangalore, India PDF
Akwasi Ampofo 22-36
Attitude and Usage of Blog as a Determinant to Pre-Service Teachers’ Academic Achievement PDF
Christopher T. OMOTUNDE, Kayode O. FAGUN, Shadrach O. ADERELE, James A. Abidoye 37-42
Niger Delta Restiveness in Nigeria: a Multimodal Discourse Analytical Study of Cover Pages of Selected Editions of Tell News Magazines PDF
Olowu Ayodeji, Ariyo Kayode Samuel 43-50
Frames in News Discourse on Nelson Mandela’S Illness and Hospitalisation: A Study of Nigerian and Zimbabwean Newspapers PDF
Christian Chinedu Odoemelam, Jakobe Bhekinkosi Ncube, Emmanuel Okorom 51-59
Influence of Social Media on Group Behaviour and Academic Achievement among Senior Secondary Students in Ilorin-West, Kwara State PDF
Muritala Ishola Akanbi, Makama Usman Daji, Godwin Augustina 60-64
Influence of ICT in the Media Report of Abuja Bomb Blast PDF
Ugwu Ebere Maryann, Ray Udeajah 65-73
Impact of ICT on Information Gathering and Dissemination of Television Reporters PDF
Alum, Blessing Ifeoma 74-81

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ISSN (Paper)2224-3267 ISSN (Online)2224-3275

New Media and Mass Communication 2014 Journal Editions

Vol 21 (2014)

 

Vol 22 (2014)

Table of Contents

Articles

The Impact of Globalisation on the Oral and Written Communication of Students in the Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta (Funaab) PDF
David Imhonopi, Ugochukwu Moses Urim 1-12
Social Connected through Facebook and Trans-Local Formation of Digital Natives in Bengkulu, Indonesia PDF
Gushevinalti . 13-24
The Communicator and Media Work Pressure: A Field Study of Workers in the Libyan Media PDF
Abdulkrim Ajmi Ziani, Mohammad Falah Al Qudah 25-37
Social Media as a Bastion for correcting moral Ills in Nigeria: A Focus on Educational Decadence PDF
Hyacinth Chimene Orlu-Orlu, Barigbon Gbara Nsereka 38-49
Advertising Slogan Recall and Consumers’ Patronage of Mtn Products in Nigeria PDF
Peter Esuh 50-57
Newspapers’ Constitutional Responsibility of Holding Government Accountable to the People in Nigeria: Some Seemingly Unassailable Challenges? PDF
Rodney Ciboh 58-66

Paper submission email: NMMC@iiste.org

ISSN (Paper)2224-3267 ISSN (Online)2224-3275