Name: Trends, Issues and Perspectives in Contemporary Broadcasting
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Trends, Issues and Perspectives in Contemporary Broadcasting

Edited By: Tayo-Garbson Sheba Umbule, Etumnu Emeka Williams

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This book gives insight into critical issues and emerging perspectives in broadcasting. It offers in-depth analyses and solutions for broadcasting in Nigeria, especially in this era of digital dominance.

This book is a well-researched compendium that gives insight into critical issues as well as emerging perspectives in broadcasting and promises to interest the general…

This book is a well-researched compendium that gives insight into critical issues as well as emerging perspectives in broadcasting and promises to interest the general public. It will offer exploratory and explanatory in-depth analyses of critical issues, as well as providing solutions as they concern broadcasting in Nigeria, especially in this era of digital dominance in the broadcasting industry.

Tayo-Garbson Sheba Umbule is a principal lecturer at Federal Polytechnic Nekede, Nigeria, and has authored several publications for reputable journals. Her research focuses on broadcasting, multimedia and social media studies, and she is currently completing her PhD at the University of Salford in Manchester, UK. Sheba is a member of the Association of Communication Scholars and Professionals of Nigeria (ACSPN).

Etumnu Emeka Williams (OND, BSc MSc) is currently a doctoral student of mass communication at Imo State University, Nigeria. He was among UNESCO’s top three research prize winners across the Non-Sahel West African region in 2020, and his research focuses on journalism and media studies, new media, broadcasting, advertising and development communication. He has published research papers in reputable journals both in Nigeria and abroad. He is also a reviewer for reputable international journals. Etumnu is a member of the African Council for Communication Education (ACCE) and the Association of Communication Scholars and Professionals of Nigeria (ACSPN), as well as being the Imo State Coordinator of the Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW).

Chuddy C. Oduenyi, BJC Anyanwu, Anoruo I. Oluchi, Fabian N. Okalla, Etumnu Emeka Williams, Tayo-Garbson Sheba Umbule, Martins Chioma C. Eteng, Fatima Ijeoma Emetumah, Chisom Florence Nwachukwu, Belinda Anyanwu, Chinwe Aiyelabegan, Emmanuel Christian, Esther Damisa, Chimeremeze U. Odionyenma, Aniekanabasi Edet, Fredrick Ngene Chinemerem, Kizito Nzube Alaekwe, Sylvie-Marie Eregbu, Megwas Ngozi Ukuamaka, Mishack Ndukwu, Nnorom Emecheta, Anyanwu Ulunma Perpetual, Vera Anukam