The rapid development of technology has penetrated almost all sectors of the society and makes any form of resistance almost impossible. The incorporation of digital technology into adolescent’s daily life, as well as ...

This paper examines the enormous prevalence of threats to media freedom and the safety of Nigerian journalists. The goals of the study were to identify and investigate various threats to media freedom and safety of journalists ...

This study investigated the reactions of Internet users hereafter referred to as netizens to the extraordinary rendition from Kenya of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) secessionist group, Mazi Nnamdi ...

Information and communication technology has aided the practice of journalism as much as generated concern over an observable growing trend in the deployment of spyware and surveillance technologies around journalists ...

New media and communication technologies have had a significant impact on news operations and production, and as a result, journalism as an industry and profession has changed. In human history, we have never been more ...

Globally, information has been an integral part of any society. Right from the period of Guttenberg’s printing press to this age of advancement in new media technologies, information has remained key to the development of ...

This study examined journalists’ knowledge and perception of the ethical challenges of pack journalism and its implication for journalism practice in Nigeria. The paper adopted social responsibility theory which ...

The new media has become a primary news stories hub in Nigeria in recent times. Stories about civic demonstrations, social crusades, public office holders, elections, political corruption, and police brutality are items ...

Development is a multidimensional embodiment of progress, which is sometimes qualitative, quantitative or both. It has been an essential ingredient for the growth of societies, nations and continents, but what is equally ...

This study examined the incidence of Fake News in Nigeria through focus group discussion with 25 participants. It was established that although fake news has been around from time immemorial, discussants did not ...