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[Commlist] JCMR Vol. 15, No. 2, October 2023 published
Mon Oct 02 19:42:50 GMT 2023
*JCMR Releases Vol. 15, No. 2, October 2023 edition – 33^rd Issue*
We are pleased to announce the release of Volume 15, Number 2, October
2023 issue of the /Journal of Communication and Media Research/ (JCMR),
the flagship journal of the Association of Media and Communication
Researchers of Nigeria (AMCRON). This is the journal’s 33^rd issue since
it started publication in 2009. Every issue has been released regularly
and on schedule in April and October of every year plus three special
occasional issues.
The Volume 15, Number 2, October 2023 issue focuses on *Theories &
Theorizing, Communication Strategies, News Framing & Reporting**.*The
issue contains 18 articles written by 32 authors (17 from Nigeria, nine
from the United States of America, four from Kenya, and one each from
Ghana and Zimbabwe).
Printed hard copies are available for sale while the online versions of
the abstracts and full articles have been uploaded onto our website. All
the Abstracts and Articles of this issue (and all other issues published
from 2009 till date) are available for free access and free download at
our website. Interested readers are free to order for either the print
version or freely download the abstracts and full articles from our
website: https://www.jcmrjournal.org <https://www.jcmrjournal.org>
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/We are also pleased to inform you that the Editors of the journal have
graciously extended the period of submission of articles for the *Volume
16, Number 1 (April 2024 issue)* by three weeks from 30^th September to
21^st October 2023. We therefore urge you to send in your manuscripts in
Microsoft Word attachment to: (jcmrjournal209 /at/ gmail.com)
<mailto:(jcmrjournal209 /at/ gmail.com)> before the *new **deadline of
Saturday, October 21, 2023.*/
Below are the contents page and list of contributors of the Volume 15,
Number 2, October 2023 issue.
*JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA RESEARCH*
*ISSN 2141 - 5277*
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*Volume 15 Number 2
OCTOBER 2023*
*Contents*
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*THEORIES & THEORIZING*
/Amanda Coletti, Rory McGloin, Ph.D., David Atkin, Ph.D. & Emily Hamlin /
Examining the evolution of cultivation theory as a means of
understanding contemporary science communication in the media
/Emmanuel C. Alozie, Ph.D. /
Theorizing African public relations: A proposal for developmental
pragmatic public relations
*COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES*
/Mary Holloway Thayer /
Adaptation of traditional group communication roles in online slack app:
Experiences of a Boy Scouts of America committee
//
/Kailin Regutti & Madison Lavonne Cerce /
Guiding creators how to tell stories about mental health: A content
analysis of mental health framing in the /Mental Health Media Guide /
//
/Macharia Kiruhi, Ph.D., /
Influence of financial and economic factors on spousal communication
between young married couples in Ong’ata Rongai Town, Kenya
/Clemenciana Mukenge, Ph.D., /
‘/Mukondombera/’: The battle of Zimbabwean popular music to deconstruct
and disseminate HIV/AIDS messages
/Wilberforce S. Dzisah, Ph.D., /
Communicating development of oil and gas in Ghana: The responsiveness of
oil companies to development needs communities
/Suleiman Garba & Josiah Sabo Kente, Ph.D., /
Assessment of public relations strategies employed by selected
faith-based organisations in promoting religious tolerance in North
Central Nigeria
/Charles Eze Obeta, Ph.D. & Rita Agusiobo /
Physical evidence dimensions as predictors of customer satisfaction in
selected hotels in Enugu, South East, Nigeria
/Omafume Oritsegbemi /
Benefits, challenges and ethical issues in virtual communication
*NEWS FRAMING & REPORTING*
/Patrick Monday Agbo, Ter Moses Akase, Ph.D. & Josiah Sabo Kente, Ph.D. /
Perspectives and issues on the framing of ethnic nationalists’
agitations in Nigerian newspapers: An exploratory discourse
/Opeyemi Muideen Adeyemi & Chigozi Eke /
Sources and framing of news stories on secessionist agitations by
newspapers in Nigeria
/Monsurat M. Wonuola, Rasaq M. Adisa, Ph.D., & Saudat S. Abdulbaqqi, Ph.D. /
Assessment of newspapers’ reports and framing of farmer-herder’s
conflict in selected Nigerian national dailies
/Michael Otieno Otieno, Josephine M. Khaemba, Ph.D. & Lydia Ayako
Mareri, Ph.D., /Experiences and perceptions of selected newspaper
readers on coverage of climate change issues in the Kenyan print media
/Abubakar S. Suleman, Ph.D., /
A comparative study of online and offline newspapers’ preference among
university academics in Kwara State, Nigeria
/Ibrahim Uba Yusuf & Nassir Abba Aji, Ph.D., /
Embedding campus radio in journalism and mass communication training in
Nigeria: The example of Kanem FM
*SPECIAL PRODUCTIONS*
/Andrew A. Moemeka, Ph.D., /
The relieving impact of co-orientation on communication and conflict in
organizations
//
/Adewale Adesina, Ph.D. & Lukuman Bello, Ph.D. /
An investigation of online communication feedback and interaction
nuances in a Virtual Learning Environment
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*_JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA RESEARCH_*
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*CONTRIBUTORS Vol. 15 No. 2 OCTOBER 2023*
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*_AMERICA, UNITED STATES OF_*
*Alozie, Emmanuel C. (Ph.D.,* University of Southern Mississippi) is a
full professor of media communications at Governors State University,
Illinois, United States of America. He serves as a mass media and
development consultant and strategist.
*Atkin, David, Ph.D.,*is a Professor of Communication at the University
of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, United States of America and an
Associate Editor with /Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly./ His
research interests include the diffusion of emerging media and program
formats, political communication and digital media policy.
*Cerce, Madison LaVonne* is a doctoral student in the Department of
Communication, University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida, United
States of America. Madison LaVonne Cerce is a critical pedagogy scholar
whose communication research is centered on the dynamic of graduate
students and graduate student instructors.**
*Coletti, Amanda* is a doctoral candidate in the Department of
Communication, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, United
States of America. Her research interests include science
communication, training and development, and narrative storytelling.
*Hamlin, Emily*is a doctoral candidate in the Department of
Communication, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, United
States of America. She is also the Learning Effectiveness Director at
Travelers. Her research interests include organizational communication,
particularly relational development in workplace environments.
*McGloin, Rory, Ph.D.,*is an Associate Professor with the University of
Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, United States of America. He holds a
joint-appointment with both the School of Business and the Department of
Communication and also serves as the Associate Director for
Entrepreneurial Communication and Research at the Connecticut Center for
Entrepreneurship and Innovation. His current research is focused on the
training and development of business communication skills in both
organizational and entrepreneurial settings.
*Moemeka, Andrew Azukaego, Ph.D.,* Professor Emeritus, was, until his
transition on 6^th September 2023, a Professor Emeritus in the
Department of Communication, Central Connecticut State University, New
Britain, U.S.A. and a Member of the Editorial Advisory Board of the
/Journal of Communication and Media Research./
*Regutti, Kailin* is a doctoral student in the Department of
Communication, University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida, United
States of America. Kailin Regutti is a critical cultural and media
studies scholar whose research examines the representation of mental
health at the intersection of gender.
*Thayer, Mary Holloway* earned a Bachelor of Arts in Speech
Communication from the University of Utah, Utah, United States of
America and a Master of Arts in Professional Communication from Southern
Utah University, Utah. She is a debate coach and math educator at Lava
Heights Academy, Toquerville, Utah, United States of America. Her
research interests are in the areas of small group roles, curriculum
development, and utilizing modern technology in care giving.
*_GHANA_*
*Dzisah, Wilberforce S. Ph.D.,* is a senior lecturer and the Head of the
Department of Liberal Arts and Communication Studies, School of Liberal
Arts and Social Sciences, Ghana Institute of Management and Public
Administration, Ghana. He is also the former Rector of the Ghana
Institute of Journalism and a communications consultant.
*_KENYA_*
*Khaemba, Josephine Mulindi, Ph.D.,* ORCID ID:
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0431-6905
<https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0431-6905>, is a Senior Lecturer in the
Department of Literature, Languages and Linguistics, Faculty of Arts and
Social Sciences, Egerton University, Kenya. Her primary areas of
research expertise encompass Linguistics and Language Teaching, Critical
Discourse Analysis, Qualitative Approaches to Research, Gender Issues,
Culture and Communication, Media Studies, and Public Relations.
*Kiruhi, Macharia, Ph.D.,*is an Independent Consultant in health and
sexual communication based in Nairobi, Kenya. He has held teaching and
research positions at Nairobi University; the Africa Nazarene
University; the Centre for African Family Studies of the International
Planned Parenthood Federation, Africa Regional Office and the Kenya
Methodist University.
*Mareri, Lydia Ayako, Ph.D.,* is a Lecturer in the Department of
Literature, Languages, and Linguistics, Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences, Egerton University, Kenya. She holds a Ph.D. in Communication
& Media from Kisii University, Kenya, as well as a PhD in Management and
a Masters of Arts in Education (Applied Linguistics) from the University
of Southampton, England. Her research interests encompass Media
Influence, Media Effects, and Public Relations. **
*Otieno, Michael Otieno,* ORCID ID:
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4654-5802
<https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4654-5802>, is a postgraduate student of
Journalism and Mass Communication at Egerton University, Kenya. He also
serves as a part-time lecturer at the Department of Communication,
Presbyterian University of East Africa, Nakuru Odel Center. His research
interests revolve around Environmental Journalism and Climate Change
Communication, Social Media and New Media, and the intricate
relationship between Journalism, Human Rights, and Social Justice.
*_ZIMBABWE_*
*Mukenge, Clemenciana, Ph.D.,* is a lecturer in the Department of
Creative Media and Communication, University of Zimbabwe, Mount
Pleasant, Harare, Zimbabwe. Her research interests are Health
Communication, Development Communication and Media Communication.
*_NIGERIA_*
*Abdulbaqqi, Saudat Sallah, Ph.D.,* is of the Department of Mass
Communication, Faculty of Communication and Information Sciences,
University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria.
*Adesina, Adewale, Ph.D.,* is a Senior Lecturer in the Computer Science
Department of the National Open University of Nigeria. He is also the
Director, Learning Content Management System of the Institution. His
research interests are in online platforms, interactions and learning.
*Adeyemi, Opeyemi Muideen*is a doctoral student of the Department of
Linguistics and Communication Studies, University of Port Harcourt,
Rivers State, Nigeria. His research interests include digital
communication, crisis management communication, corporate communication
and public relations
*Adisa, Rasaq Muhammed, Ph.D.,* is of the Department of Mass
Communication, Faculty of Communication and Information Sciences,
University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria.**
*Agbo, Patrick Monday*is a Chief Lecturer at the Department of Mass
Communication, The Federal Polytechnic, Bida, Niger State, Nigeria and a
doctoral student at the Nasarawa State University Keffi, Nigeria.
Studies in Emerging Trends in Information and Communication Technology
as well as the New Media are his research bias.
*Agusiobo, Rita*holds a Master’s Degree from the Department of
Marketing, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu Campus, Enugu, Nigeria.
Her areas of research interest include Service Marketing, Consumer
Behaviour and Marketing Communications.
*Aji, Nassir Abba, Ph.D.,* is an Associate Professor at the Department
of Mass Communication and Sub-Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences,
University of Maiduguri, Maiduguri, Nigeria.
*Akase, Ter Moses, Ph.D.,* is an Associate Professor in the Department
of Mass Communication, Nasarawa State University, Keffi, Nigeria and was
a one-time Postgraduate Studies Coordinator in the department. His
research interests are in Media and Society, New Trends in Advertising,
Public Relations, Corporate Communication and Digital Journalism.
*Bello, Lukuman, Ph.D.,* is a lecturer in the Faculty of Education of
the National Open University of Nigeria. He also serves as an
instructional designer in the Directorate of Learning Content Management
Systems of the university.
*Eke, Chigozi*is a doctoral student of the Department of Linguistics and
Communication Studies, University of Port Harcourt, Port Harcourt,
Rivers State, Nigeria. His research interests include journalism, media
studies, corporate communication, print and broadcast media, development
communication, public relations and advertising.
*Garba*,*Suleiman* is a lecturer in the Department of Mass
Communication, Nasarawa State University, Keffi, Nigeria. Research
Interest: Public Relations and Development Communication
*Kente, Josiah Sabo, Ph.D.,* is an Associate Professor and a former Head
of the Department of Mass Communication, Nasarawa State University,
Keffi, Nigeria. His research interests are in Media and Society, New
Media, Political Communication and Development Journalism.
*Obeta, Charles Eze, Ph.D.,*is a Senior Lecturer and former Head of
Department of Marketing, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu Campus,
Enugu, Nigeria. His core research interests include Marketing
Communications, Service and Social Marketing as well as Ethical and
Sustainability Marketing.
*Oritsegbemi, Omafume*is a doctoral student of the School of Media and
Communication, Pan-Atlantic University, Lagos. Her research interest is
in media studies, creative industries and new media.
*Suleman, Abubakar Sidiq, Ph.D.,*is the acting Head of Department of
Mass Communication, Al-Hikmah University, Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria.
His areas of research interest are: Journalism, Health Communication and
Public Relations.
*Wonuola, Monsurat Modasola,* ORCID:
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9790-1547
<https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9790-1547>, is of the Department of Mass
Communication, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Al-Hikmah
University, Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria.
*Yusuf, Ibrahim Uba* is a lecturer at the Department of Mass
Communication, University of Maiduguri, Maiduguri, Nigeria and a
Cotutelle doctoral candidate at the University of Maiduguri and
University of Hildesheim, Germany. His research interest include
broadcasting, Hausa home videos and media regulation.
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