Lilian Ndangam
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4900537 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Lilian Ndangam |
| NOMBRES | Lilian |
| APELLIDO | Ndangam |
| FIRMA | NDANGAM L |
| AFILIACIONES | Rhodes University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2006 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2009 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
All of us have taken gombo
Within Cameroonian journalism, the term gombo is a popular metaphor for various payments, freebies and rewards solicited by journalists and provided by different news actors to journalists. The ultimate aim of giving gombo is to influence what and who is covered, and how they are covered. The categories of gombo, the contexts in which it is solicited and the hierarchies it has evolved point to a culture of patronage that is constantly being defin…
Boy, 15, tells of romps with magical seductive Ren aged 32
This article examines British press coverage of Renate Williams a female teacher accused of sexually assaulting her adolescent male pupil during a school trip. On the basis of a textual analysis of tabloid and broadsheet reporting of the case, I argue that through focus on her appearance, marital status, background and mental health, the press representation worked to construct Williams as guilty even though she was subsequently acquitted of all …
Free lunch? Cameroon's diaspora and online news publishing
Using a case study of The Post newspaper in Cameroon, this article examines an alternative model through which a media organization located within the `have not' side of the digital divide is publishing online. A skills inadequacy in the newsroom and a relatively weak telecommunications infrastructure in the country have prompted the newspaper's online version to not only target a diasporic audience, but rely on the expertise and resources of thi…
Web Review
Gombo’
Recent midcareer training for journalists in Cameroon has focused on corruption within the media. Increasingly under scrutiny, is the practice of gombo – a metaphor for various forms of kickbacks, freebies, and rewards solicited by journalists and provided by various news actors to journalists. Drawing on ethnographic data, this paper outlines the varied dimensions of gombo pointing out the nuances and contradictions of the practice and how journ…
All of us have taken gombo
Within Cameroonian journalism, the term gombo is a popular metaphor for various payments, freebies and rewards solicited by journalists and provided by different news actors to journalists. The ultimate aim of giving gombo is to influence what and who is covered, and how they are covered. The categories of gombo, the contexts in which it is solicited and the hierarchies it has evolved point to a culture of patronage that is constantly being defin…
Gombo’
Recent midcareer training for journalists in Cameroon has focused on corruption within the media. Increasingly under scrutiny, is the practice of gombo – a metaphor for various forms of kickbacks, freebies, and rewards solicited by journalists and provided by various news actors to journalists. Drawing on ethnographic data, this paper outlines the varied dimensions of gombo pointing out the nuances and contradictions of the practice and how journ…
Free lunch? Cameroon's diaspora and online news publishing
Using a case study of The Post newspaper in Cameroon, this article examines an alternative model through which a media organization located within the `have not' side of the digital divide is publishing online. A skills inadequacy in the newsroom and a relatively weak telecommunications infrastructure in the country have prompted the newspaper's online version to not only target a diasporic audience, but rely on the expertise and resources of thi…
Web Review
Web Review
Gombo’
Recent midcareer training for journalists in Cameroon has focused on corruption within the media. Increasingly under scrutiny, is the practice of gombo – a metaphor for various forms of kickbacks, freebies, and rewards solicited by journalists and provided by various news actors to journalists. Drawing on ethnographic data, this paper outlines the varied dimensions of gombo pointing out the nuances and contradictions of the practice and how journ…
Boy, 15, tells of romps with magical seductive Ren aged 32
This article examines British press coverage of Renate Williams a female teacher accused of sexually assaulting her adolescent male pupil during a school trip. On the basis of a textual analysis of tabloid and broadsheet reporting of the case, I argue that through focus on her appearance, marital status, background and mental health, the press representation worked to construct Williams as guilty even though she was subsequently acquitted of all …
Free lunch? Cameroon's diaspora and online news publishing
Using a case study of The Post newspaper in Cameroon, this article examines an alternative model through which a media organization located within the `have not' side of the digital divide is publishing online. A skills inadequacy in the newsroom and a relatively weak telecommunications infrastructure in the country have prompted the newspaper's online version to not only target a diasporic audience, but rely on the expertise and resources of thi…
All of us have taken gombo
Within Cameroonian journalism, the term gombo is a popular metaphor for various payments, freebies and rewards solicited by journalists and provided by different news actors to journalists. The ultimate aim of giving gombo is to influence what and who is covered, and how they are covered. The categories of gombo, the contexts in which it is solicited and the hierarchies it has evolved point to a culture of patronage that is constantly being defin…
Political science (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Media studies (3 obras) · Public relations (3 obras) · African history and culture studies (2 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · Gender Studies (2 obras) · Gender Studies (2 obras)