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Media diversity with and without a policy: a comparison of the BBC and Nigeria's DBS
Discussions of media diversity have taken for granted the assumption that diversity is properly maintained only when there is a well articulated diversity policy with human and material resources to implement it. This article seeks to find out what it is like to manage diversity where there is not a...
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