Converged Radio, Youth and Urbanity in Africa Emerging trends and perspectives /

Converged Radio, Youth and Urbanity in Africa Emerging trends and perspectives /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
Other Authors: Tsarwe, Stanley (Editor), Chiumbu, Sarah (Editor)
Summary:XXIII, 250 p.
text
Language:English
Published: Cham : Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Palgrave Macmillan, 2023.
Edition:1st ed. 2023.
Subjects:
Radio broadcasting.
Internet > Social aspects.
Digital media.
Ethnology > Africa.
Culture.
Radio.
Internet Studies.
Digital and New Media.
African Culture.
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-19417-7
Format: Electronic Book
Table of Contents:
  • Chapter 1. Introduction: Converged radio in Africa
  • Chapter 2. New wine in old wineskins? Podcasting and elite youthful voices in Southern Africa
  • Chapter 3. Converged Youth Radio as a Social Mission: The role of radio among marginalised youth communities in Zimbabwe. Chapter 4. Campus Radio in the Digital Era: The case of UNESWA FM
  • Chapter 5. Social Media Integration in South Africa's Western Cape Community Radio Stations: A case study of Zibonele FM, Bush Radio and Radio Tygerberg
  • Chapter 6. Misunderstanding Youth Engagement: The role of commercial youth radio in promoting democracy
  • Chapter 7. Radio as Self-Expression and the Limits of Public Debate
  • Chapter 8. Between Social Media Virality and Radio Virality: Nigerian youth's preferred medium of participation in national discource. Chapter 9. An Alternative Arena for 'Communities of Resistance'? Podcasting, democratic spaces and counterpublics in Zimbabwe
  • Chapter 10. The Influence of Radio Programmes on Youth Empowerment in Abeokuta Metropolis: A case study of Ogbc 2 90.5 FM's Asiko Awon youth
  • Chapter 11. Youth, Converged Radio and Participatory Politics in Zimbabwe: The case of young adults in Harare. Lazarus Sauti and Tendai Makaripe
  • Chapter 12. Radio on Web and Mobile Platforms: Increased youth participation and practices?. Chapter 13. 'Mobile Radio' and Youth Identity Formation in Harare
  • Chapter 14. The Language of Audience Engagement in Converged Radio through Facebook and Twitter: A case of NRG Radio and Ghetto Radio in Nairobi, Kenya
  • Chapter 15. Strategic Diversion and Commercial Exploitation: The dumbing down of youth radio programming in Zimbabwe
  • Chapter 16. Urban Community Radio and the Making of Apolitical Youth: Ethiopia in Focus.

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