Handbook of the media in Asia / edited by Shelton A. Gunaratne

By:

"Gunaratne, Shelton A. (ed.)"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Sage publication; 2000Description: 722 pISBN:

9780761994275

Subject(s):

"Mass media-Asia-Handbook, Manuals, etc"

DDC classification:

302.23095 HAN

Summary: This comprehensive Handbook profiles the current state of the mass media in all the 25 countries/economies that comprise Asia. Following the customary division of the continent into South, Southeast and East, the 36 contributors provide a dispassionate and exhaustive discussion of the problems and issues relating to the media in each country/economy, covering not only the print and broadcasting industries but also the `new' media associated with the information technology revolution.

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This comprehensive Handbook profiles the current state of the mass media in all the 25 countries/economies that comprise Asia. Following the customary division of the continent into South, Southeast and East, the 36 contributors provide a dispassionate and exhaustive discussion of the problems and issues relating to the media in each country/economy, covering not only the print and broadcasting industries but also the `new' media associated with the information technology revolution.

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