Other Recommended Study Material

Burton, S. 2002. Development at any cost: ICTs and people's participation in South Africa. Communicatio: South African Journal for Communication Theory and Research 28(2):43-53.

Coldevin, G. in collaboration with the Communication for Development Group, Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) on the United Nations. 2001. Participatory communication and adult learning for rural development. The Journal of International Communication 7(2):51-69.

Conradie, D. P. 2002. Reactions to globalisation by the television industry in post-apartheid South Africa. Communicatio: South African Journal for Communication Theory and Research 27(2):70-83.

Du Plooy, N. F. 1999. The social responsibilities of information
systems developers. Communicatio: The South African
Journal for Communication Theory and Research 25(1&2):42-52.

Fourie, P. J. 2002. Rethinking the role of the media in South Africa. Communicare: Journal for Communication Sciences in Southern Africa 21(1):17-40

Frempong, G. K. & Atubra, W. H. 2001. Liberalisation of telecoms: the Ghanaian experience. Telecommunications Policy 25:197-210.

Girard, B. 2001. Next-generation radio: Community technologies for democracy and development. The Journal of International Communication 7(2):70-75.

Kekana, N. 2002. Information, communication and transformation: a South African perspective. Communicatio:South African Journal for Communication Theory and Research 28(2):54-62.

Madden, G, Savage, S, Coble-Neal, G & Bloxham, P. 2000. Advanced
communications policy and adoption in rural Western Australia.
Telecommunications Policy 24:291-304.

McCormick, P. K. 2001. Telecommunications reform in Botswana: a policy
model for African states. Telecommunications Policy 25:409-420.

McElhinney, S. 2001. Telecommunications liberalisation and the quest for
universal service in Australia. Telecommunications Policy 25:233-248.

Melkote, S. 1991. Communication for development in the Third World: theory
and practice. New Delhi: Sage.

Minges, M. 1999. Mobile cellular communications in the Southern African
region. Telecommunications Policy 23:585-593.

Naude, A. M. E. Communication technology and development: can South
Africa afford the information explosion? Communicatio: The South African
Journal for Communication Theory and Research 25(1&2):58-64.

Olaniran, B. A. 1999. Communication, technology and less developed
countries' economic development. Communicatio: The South African
Journal for Communication Theory and Research 25(1&2):65-72.

Petrazzini, B. A. & Guerrero, A. 2000. Promoting Internet development: the
case of Argentina. Telecommunications Policy 24(2):89-112.

Pitt, D. 2001. Internet access and development. Telecommunications Policy
25(5):281-284.

Pringle, I. & David, M. J. R. 2002. Rural Community ICT Applications: The Kothmale Model. The Electronic Journal on Information Systems in Developing Countries 8(4):1-14.
http://www.ejisdc.org

Ramirez, R. 2001. A model for rural and remote information and
communication technologies: a Canadian exploration. Telecommunications
Policy 25(5):315-330.

Servaes, J. 2001. Introduction: Participatory communication (research) for
social change: old and new challenges. Journal of International
Communication 7(2):5-13.

Servaes, J. 2001. Globalisation, Development and `Communication for
Localisation. Journal of International Communication 7(2):5-13.

Tufte, T. 2001. Entertainment-education and participation: Assessing the communication strategy of Soul City. The Journal of International Communication 7(2):25-50.

Van Audenhove, L. 1999. South Africa's information society policy: an overview. Communicatio: South African Journal of Communication Theory and Research 25(1&2):15-27.

Wilborn, J. 1999. The Internet: an out-group perspective.
Communicatio: The South African Journal for Communication Theory and
Research 25(1&2):53-57.

Wright, B. 2002. e-government. SA Computer Magazine. April 2002:43-47.
http://www.sacm.co.za