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Marginalisaing the majority: Nigerian newspaper' covergae of the rural sections in a profit-driven economy
"The study examined the performance of Nigerian print media, in the context of neoliberalism, regarding their coverage of the less-urban sections as compared to the attention given to the urban centres. The social responsibility, developmental media, and social exclusion theories provided the theore...
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