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Analysis Comparative Of The Performance Of Journalists In Government And Private Owned Media Organisations
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1.5 RESEARCH QUESTIONS
The researcher‟s attention in this research work will be focused on how to answer the following questions;
To
what extent is there connection between press freedom, and the
structure of media ownership in the private and public organizations
How can governmental regulations unintentionally harm press freedom while protecting other freedoms?
To what extent does the establishment of a press council guarantee press freedom
To what extent is there a global cultural crisis around freedom of the press.
1.6 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
The
research provides an overview of current professional practice of
journalism as against ownership structures and the exercise of press
freedom. It also throws light on the major challenges and the current
critical issues impeding the growth and development of the media and
hindering their effective functioning as key agents of good governance
in Nigeria. The project also supports journalist in their bid to unit
their efforts to raise professional standards and thus strengthen the
social standing of journalism. 8
1.7 SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
The
aim of this study is to investigate the climate of press freedom in
both private public media organizations. Other aspects of the media
field are not included in the study. In theoretical part, the study
analysis partly te relationship between press freedom and the media
ownership between structures both in public and private organization,
other elements of media strategy are not included. The study does not
deal with the detail operative level of media company‟s activities. In
addition, it does not have any certain geographic area it would
concentrate on.
1.8 DEFINITION OF TERMS
Airtime: starting time of TV to radio programme.
Freelance:
An unaffiliated writer, photographer, cameraman, artist or other person
who is available on assignment or contract basis.
Internal communication: communication with personal or members of a company or organisation. 9
Documentary: information film or television show with a unified subject or purpose.
External
publication: a publication issued by an organisation to people outside
its own employee or membership groups, such as to customers, the local
community, the financial wild etc.
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]This research work is aimed at finding the journalist that is freer between those in private and government owned media organizations, using Ray-power and FRCN Enugu as a focus, to achieve maximum and accurate findings. The researcher made use of survey design. To gather necessary information, copies of questionnaire were administered and retrieved from the respondents who were randomly selected and also personal interview was conducted, the findings show that the journalists in government owned ... Continue reading---
