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‘Watching the Watchdogs: Media Review at 20’ is a rich feast of ideas and reflection on the Nigerian media as canvassed on the pages of Media Review between 1991 and 2011. From the challenges of reporting to the ethical dilemma of working in a compromised setting, the book presents the Nigerian media in its nakedness and glory like no other book or institution has done. Subject heads include: Assault on press freedom, challenges of reporting, press history, press regulation, media law and ethics, information and reputation management, publishing economics, language and advertising. Interviews, book reviews and roundtable discourses complete the book’s rich literary harvest. The 431-page book will do well in the hands of media professionals, scholars, policy formulators, and discerning individuals who are interested in understanding the dynamics of the Nigerian media as an institution, industry and calling in search of defining identity.
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by Lanre Idowu The passage of Malam Ismaila Isa, one-time president of the Newspaper Proprietors Association of Nigeria, chairman of the Governing Council of the Nigerian Institute of Journalism, and
History Established on March 19, 1991, Media Review is the unique Nigerian publication that focuses on the importance and place of the media of public communications in the lives of
Diamond Publications Ltd is a publishing company of choice, with well received titles in diverse areas of human interest. Our forte is the Nigerian media where we have provided regular media intelligence that remains welcome and treasured.
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