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Department of Communication and Media Studies: Recent submissions

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Corporate identity change in Ghana_ the employee factor in the identity change of the agricultural development bank

Angmor, F (University of Education,Winneba, 2014)

The study examines corporate identity change and employee involvement in such change. A case study approach was used for the study. It interrogated employees’ involvement in the change agenda and how that impacted on ...
Spousal communication in Juo and Joa communities in the Nanumba-North Municipality-Bimbilla

Alidu, M (Unversity Of Education,Winneba, 2020)

This study examines factors that account for spousal communication in Juo and Joa communities in the Nanumba-North Municipality. The study also examined how spouses communicate and how spousal communication can be ...
Knowledge and practices of media ethics by broadcast journalists, a case study of selected radio stations in Cape Coast

Manton, M.A (University of Education,Winneba, 2020)

The broadcast media occupy a significant place in developed and growing democracies worldwide, providing media consumers with diverse entertainment and information products, impacting culture and helping define social ...
Framing of the xenophobic attacks in South Africa by the BBC and Al Jazeera online newspapers

Yeboah, A.N (Unversity Of Education,winneba, 2020)

This study examines how the BBC and Al Jazeera Online newspapers framed the xenophobic attacks in South Africa. The study is underpinned by the Framing Theory. Data were gathered from 32 news and feature articles by ...
Framing of female athletes in Ghana, a study of two selected newspapers

Kusi, G. (Unversity Of Education,Winneba, 2017)

This research examines how female athletes in Ghana are framed by local sports newspapers and investigates the perceptions of the female athletes towards the frames used. The study was based on the framing and feminist ...
Framing of corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives

Attamah, B (Unversity Of Education,winneba, 2019)

This research was initiated to be an information source for the researcher to appreciate the state of CSR initiatives in Ghana as are portrayed in the Ghanaian newspapers with particular reliance on the Daily Graphic. ...
Frames of poverty, a qualitative content analysis of selected newspapers in Ghana

Hodor, S (Unversity Of Education,winneba, 2021)

Poverty has remained a cancer that plague many developing countries and the media have a role to play in eradicating poverty. This study examines the prominence the media give to issues of poverty, the frames used by ...
Feminist and identity construction on blogs, a study of selected top blogs in Africa

Alofah, A.B (Unversity Of Education,winneba, 2015)

The study examines the blog posts and blogger profiles of selected top African bloggers. The study is premised on the grounds that; first, the blogosphere is one of the most suitable online spaces for the construction ...
Female Muslim students in mission schools_ a phenomenological study at evangelical Presbyterian college of education, Bimbilla

Salifu, I (Unversity Of Education,winneba, 2017)

This study examined the pre-college and college experiences of female Muslim students of Evangelical Presbyterian College of Education, Bimbilla. The study adopted the qualitative approach where 20 respondents were ...
The role of teachers in handling the reading difficulties of students at Savelugu senior high school

Ibrahim, I.P (University of Education,Winneba. (UEW), 2020)

Some learners at high school tend to have reading difficulties and teachers are confronted with the duty of helping them to overcome their reading difficulties. This study investigated the role of teachers in dealing ...
Fake news and media literacy education in tertiary institutions, a case study of Ghana Institute of Journalism

Dzineku, T.E (Unversity Of Education,winneba, 2021)

Media literacy and fake news has become an important topic in today’s media and society. Scholars have studied the domain and have attributed the increase in the spread of fake news to the audience inability to distinguish ...
Documentary films and social development in Ghana, a study of joy news next to die documentary

Pertey, J.T (University Of Education,Winneba., 2021)

Documentary films have been identified as important contributors to social cultural life and key components of democratic structures. Thus, scholars have argued that documentary films are active vehicles for developmental ...
The male gender as the perceived perpetrator of sexual harassment, perspectives of males in two higher educational institutions

Sagoe, B.A (University of Education Winneba, 2020)

This study examined the sexual harassment policies of two higher educational institutions in Ghana and investigated how the sexual harassment policy documents have contributed to the understanding of the concept of ...
Organisational communication in subvented organisations in Ghana, a study of the national commission for civic education

Koah, R.E. (University of Education,Winneba, 2021)

This study investigated the organisational communication of subvented organisations in Ghana focusing on the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE). It specifically sought to identify the policy framework guiding ...
Technology appropriation and maternal healthcare, a case study of two chips compounds in the Effutu Municipality

Andoh, E.M (University of Education Winneba, 2020)

The study investigated how mobile phone technology is appropriated in two selected CHPS compounds in the Effutu municipality. The study was underpinned by the Technology Appropriation Model. Data was collected through ...
Online news coverage of a university in crisis, a case study of university of education, Winneba

Ofori, L.N.A. (University of Education,Winneba, 2020)

The study examined the issues discussed by Ghanaian news sites in their coverage of the UEW crisis. The study also investigated the tones used in the coverage of the UEW crisis and the perspectives of both UEW staff ...
Online news consumption habits among undergraduate students of the University of Education, Winneba.

Jimah, M (University of Education,Winneba, 2015)

The introduction of the Internet has brought about transformation in every sphere of human life. One area that this technology is transforming the world is the area of news consumption. The Internet has made it easier ...
On the blackness of the panther, interrogating an afrofuturistic reality in a diasporan fantasy

Nkrumah, E.N. (University of Education,Winneba, 2019)

Media sell both products and worldviews and in contemporary times, films have become a standard target to vend such products and worldviews. Some scholars have argued that media texts have ideological contents embedded ...
Music awards and the phenomenon of beefing, an analysis of audiences posts on Shatta Wale and stonebwoy at the 20th Vodafone Ghana music awards

Koursoh, P.K. (University of Education,Winneba, 2021)

The study identifies the dominant issues that emerged from the posts shared on Facebook by audiences on the 20th VGMA incident between Ghanaian entertainment icons; Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy. It also probed into the ...
Investigating the modes of communication,a study of the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly

Obeng, W.N.K. (University of Education, Winneba, 2018)

The Local Government system in Ghana has gradually extended its boundaries in terms of its capacity as in governance and application of communication. This study is to determine the communication modes used in the Local ...

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