[FoME] fesmedia Africa series launched
Tina Hennecken
tina at fesmedia.org
Mo Jul 12 09:54:42 CEST 2010
Creating a platform for media dialogue
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) launched a new publication series on media
issues in Africa
fesmedia Africa, the media project of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) on
the African continent, presented its new publication series earlier this
year.
The research papers address students, media practitioners and the interested
public. Written by experts in the respective field, they cover a wide range
of structural and political issues, like self-regulation of the media, the
use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) for public
broadcasting, the role of media in the political process as well as cultural
differences in the journalistic practice.
The fesmedia Africa team is particularly grateful for having won such high
profile authors for the first editions in an effort to engage in the ongoing
debates and to give room to develop and discuss new ideas when it comes to
media work.
The first 4 series titles include:
Krüger, Franz (2009): Media Courts of Honour. Self-regulatory Councils in
Southern Africa and elsewhere, Windhoek: fesmedia Africa
Berger, Guy (2009): Beyond Broadcasting: the future of state-owned
broadcasters in Southern Africa, Windhoek: fesmedia Africa
Lloyd, Libby (2010): Media and Elections in the SADC Region. Protocols and
Policies, Windhoek: fesmedia Africa
Nyamnjoh, Francis B. (2010) Africa’s Media. Between professional Ethics and
the cultural Belonging, Windhoek: fesmedia Africa
Downloadable softcopies of the booklets and further Information on the work
of fesmedia Africa can be found at the organisation’s website:
http://fesmedia.org/events/detail/datum/2010/07/11/fesmedia-africa-creating-
a-platform-for-media-dialogue/
The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) is a non-governmental and non-profit
making German political foundation. Established in 1925 its work is
committed to the values of social justice, political participation and
solidarity – to preserve the legacy of Germany’s first democratically
elected president, Friedrich Ebert. The Windhoek based media project
(fesmedia Africa) supports the media related work of the 20 sub-Saharan
FES-country offices. Furthermore, it facilitates the African Media Barometer
(AMB), a self-assessment exercise which provides for a comprehensive
description and measurement of national media landscapes on the African
continent. http://fesmedia.org/african-media-barometer-amb/
Tina Hennecken
project assistant
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fesmedia Africa
95 John Meinert Street
P.O. Box 23652
Windhoek, Namibia
Tel.: (+264 61) 237438, Fax: (+264 61) 237441, Cell: 0855909021
www.fesmedia.org
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