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Approaches to theorizing international communication – Free flow of information (V-U)

Course:International Communication (V-U)
Discipline:Social Sciences
Institute:Virtual University
Instructor(s): Dr. Zafar Iqbal
Level:Undergraduate

International Communication (V-U)

Advent of popular media (V-U)
Approaches to theorizing international communication – Free flow of information (V-U)
Media exports from the South to the North – Case study: TV Globo; Case study: The other Hollywood â€” the Indian film industry (V-U)
Communication and propaganda (V-U)
Media imperialism revisited (V-U)
Contraflow in global media – Seeing the big world on a small screen (V-U)
Media in Conflict Resolution (V-U)
Cyber space and public spheres (V-U)
Muslim Portrayal in the western media (V-U)
Discourse on globalization (V-U)
New World Information and Communication Order and its influence over developed and developing countries (V-U)
Free trade in communication. (V-U)
Political Economy of communication (V-U)
Freedom of Media in the Arab world (V-U)
RADIO AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION – THE BATTLE OF THE AIRWAV (V-U)
Freedom of Media in the Europe (V-U)
Regionalization and localization in the media markets (V-U)
From a 'free flow of information' to 'free flow of commerce' – Case study: The Microsoft monopoly? (V-U)
Role of Supra-national organizations in conflict resolutions and perception management through media (V-U)
Global Communication Infrastructure: The privatization of telecommunications (V-U)

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