Development media refers to using mass media to promote development goals like education, agriculture, health, and family planning. It seeks to inform and encourage people without manipulation. There are five theories of how media can promote development:
1) Rostow's stages of economic growth model from 1960 guided US development programs
2) Lerner's 1950s surveys found mass media influences traditional societies to change
3) Lerner's model became the dominant development communication paradigm
4) Modern adaptations use media to support political and social change goals
5) Development news promotes issues like education, health, and agriculture.
Introduction
The development conceptof mass
media is the newest of five semi
theories of media system.
It deeper originate the concept of
change and development in societies.
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Definition:
Development communication ismedia for
development of people in a nation or to help
the target population. Communication seeks to
serve the people without manipulation and
encourage genuine response.
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The Commination which promote social
change, Education, Agriculture, Public health,
Nutrition, Family planning.
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Rostow's Stagesof Economic Growth.
Walt Rostow publish a book in 1960, in which
he explain the development of western
economic system.
The book served is a guide for the
administration development program and
Rostow become adviser to President.
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Much ofthe U.S early development Programs
for the LDCs was based on Rostow book.
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Daniel learner(1950-1960in middle east): Social
scientist emphasis on communication.
Held a survey on public opinion in 7 courtiers
about change in traditional societies.
Result: change take place in traditional societies
due to influence of Mass communication.
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Lerner book:Mass communication and
development theory become “Dominant
paradigm communication”
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Book publishedin 1994.
Mass media is key component of development
programs.
Media speed up development social change
political stability and economic growth.
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Mass Mediais called the magic multiplier as it
can multiply the messages and reach a number
of people very fast.
The conventional channel of communication
would never be able to meet this demand.
Therefore, modern communication
technologies would be of great use to meet this
demand by multiplying the messages and
reaching each and every worker
simultaneously.
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Development information'sis originally
material that promoted national development
goals, such as literacy, health and agriculture.
Development news: the news which promote
social change, Education,, Public health,
Nutrition, Agriculture, Family planning etc.
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Modern adaptationof development
information to support political development
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The mainidea behind development
communication is media for development of
people in a nation or to help the target
population. Communication seeks to serve the
people without manipulation and encourage
genuine response.
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The termdevelopment news and development
journalism goes back to the Philippines in 1960.
In Philippine the development news help
people to improve their economic productivity.
Later goal of development changed from
economic and political change to identification
of the regime in power.
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Definition :
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Thecoming and going of national leaders.
The message of greetings, Awarding medals.
Covering of president Opening ceremonies
Oath taking.
The programs of friendship and cooperation.
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HISTORY
itscommunist concept.
To target specific field and specific area.
DEFINATION
Media is mobilized by the government as a
agent of change for specific and target
audience.
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Mobilized massmedia more in 1990.
New technologies start (internet) (dish TV)
Media system independent.
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African continentfaces more problems
Nigeria is one the largest country of Africa.
Fourth largest democracy.
Nigeria has more newspapers Radios and TV
station an any African country.
Nigeria become the engine that pulls black
Africa into modernity
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Most ofcountries controlling broadcasting of
channels and controlling newspapers.
Developing polices.