MEDIA OWNERSHIP AND ITS IMPLEMENT ON EDITORIAL POLICY

MEDIA OWNERSHIP AND ITS IMPLEMENT ON EDITORIAL POLICY (A CASE STUDY OF ANNOUSER NEWS PAPER OWERRI)

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ABSTRACT

In Nigeria, we have three kinds or types of media ownership. These include private ownership, government ownership and mired ownership. The essence of embarking on this research work media ownership and its influence on editorial policy’s to ray the external the publishers, or owner (b) of various media house has gone in using their ownership factor to determine the pace such a media (or media as the case may be) follows. However the work is extensively streaked from chapters 1-5. Chapter one has the introduction of the wore while chapter two reviews related literatures on the study. Chapter three centers on the research methodology whereas chapter few has to do with data analysis and result. In chapter five, summary of the entire work was given as well as recommendation for further studies.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title page

Abstract

Approval page

Acknowledgement

Dedication

Table of contents

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

  • Background of study
  • Statement of research problem
  • Objective of study
  • Significance of study
  • Research question
  • Research hypothesis
  • Definition of terms
  • Assumption
  • Limitations of the study            

CHAPTER TWO

REVIEW OF LITERATURE

2.1 Sources of literature

2.2 The review- theoretical frame work

2.3 Summary of literature review

CHAPTER THREE

METHODOLOGY

3.1 Research method

3.2 Research design

3.3 Research sample

3.4 Measuring instrument

3.5 Data collection

3.6 Data analysis

3.7 Expected results

CHAPTER FOUR

4.1 Analysis

4.2 Discussion

CHAPTER FIVE

SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS

5.1 Summary

5.2 Recommendations

Questionnaire appendix bibliography

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION OF STUDY

1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY

Media as a watchdog and the mirror of the nation perform crucial roles in the society and as well it is influence in its editorial policy. In trying to understand what mass medians, lazar field and Kendal insist that mass is truly applicable to the medium of radio for it more than other media in reaching all groups of the population uniform’’ but before we proceed with this work, we will include not only the mechanical devices that transmit and sometimes, messages (TV cameras, radio microphones, printing press) but also the institution that use these machines to transmit messages. When we talk about the mass media of television, radio, newspaper, magazine, sound recoding and film, we will be referring to the people, the policies the organization and the technology that go into productions mass communication. Dominick (1987)

For the purpose of courvinence in this work we shall limit the fem. Mass media to those opencast that posses the capacity to reach league audiences simultaneously, this, then leaves us with the television medium, The radio medium, the brokers media. Television media is relatively owner then the radio and point, but it posses peculiar. Characters that place on it a distracter, especially in development orientation the two characteristic often described as TV advantages are the visual and the audience qualification. To gratify assess the performance of television as a means to an end; such factor is the social contest within what communication occurs. It is adequate to wear that in Nigeria, for example, the number of television station sine independence has grown to almost thirty-six stations (both stake, federal and privately owned ones); but these cannot be equaled to exposure and the use of which television programmers have been put to, by Nigerian media audience. Inspire of the above figures that appear encoring, by the third world Nigeria situation is shill a far cry from the UMES Co minima’s standards of mass media establishment and use. UNES Co stipulates that every Country should meet up with what it considers as the minimal standards of mass media demand. Radio is another medium in third world country because it really reaches the masses. In Nigeria for example the use of radio a source of information is truly evidences even among neural dwellers who make up majority of the country’s population (okunna, 1992, sob wale and sogbamu 1984, more 1981). The radio, no doubt is enjoying gather popularity especially among the rural population because of its reach and also because of its bluing earlier to the media scene than television whether reach alone can actually amount to proper use of the radio medium will again call back the issue of the relationship between message dissemination and message reception since radio is widely diffused and readily accessible even in peripheral areas, it can span large audience at low cost. And because it reaches moral rural people in the third world than any other medium. Its potential to bring about increases in knowledge and provide motivation for shift in practices is considerable. And for it to meet media goals, it should be used in such a way that it is close, indeed, very close to the people. A situation where some people are cut off radio reach, as it the case in Nigeria is to san the least unacceptable. In using the radio, there is need for physical decentralization and democratization of the radio media moving the radio media structure to where they can make more direct contort with a greater percentage of the media audience and the ownership should be re-structured to allow for the participatory communication approach to be discussed later in full. Print medium is another part of mass media; it involves printed materials like newspaper, magazine journals, bulletins gazettes books etc. Although the whole range of printed material are important aspects of the print media. The newspaper and the magazines have come to enjoy greater popularity when the print media are considered as means for mass mobilization and development nothing brings out more clearly the importance of newspaper than Jefferson’s preference ‘were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspaper, or newspaper without government, I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter (Jefferson 1987) the earliest forerunner of the modern newspaper originated in china as long as 500 AD. Since then the newspaper has under one a lot of changes to appear in the shape it does to day. The newspaper has also proliferated all over the world.

MEDIA OWNERSHIP        

In Nigeria, there are three main types of media ownership namely, Government ownership private ownership and minted ownership. In the case of government ownership where media ownership reviews. The media house is established controlled and financed by the government. During the invention of the printing press, the organ for dissemination of information was set into perpetual motion. The particular invention also culminated in the growth of intellectualism, liberalism of thought and the parameters for the measurement of inductile or collective freedom.