Research

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2019
B. Semujju, “Newsmaking Practices in Uganda: A Comparative Framing Analysis of two Leading Newspapers”, in Newsmaking Cultures in Africa, London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2019, pp. 145-160.
2017
B. Semujju, “Digital Media in Uganda: Where Regulation and Freedom of Expression Contradictions are Sharpest.”, in Media Law, Ethics, and Policy in the Digital Age. , Hershey, PA. : IGI-Global Publishing, 2017.
B. Semujju, “Newsmaking Practices in Uganda: A Comparative Framing Analysis of two Leading Newspapers.”, in Newsmaking Cultures in Africa: Normative Trends in the Dynamics of Socio-Political & Economic Struggles. , H. M. Mabweazara, Ed. 2017.
2016
B. Semujju, “Advancing a New Model for Community Media”, 2016.
B. Semujju, “Community Audio Towers in Uganda.”, 2016.
B. Semujju, “ICT as an engine for community participation: An assessment of Uganda’s community media.”, in Human Development and Interaction in the Age of Ubiquitous Technology, H. Rahman, Ed. IGI-Global Publishing, 2016.
B. Semujju, “Introducing Community Audio Towers as an alternative to Community Radio in Uganda”, 2016.
S. A. Nakiwala and Semujju, B., “Woman’s Business: Feminist Power and its Implications on Uganda’s Malaria Communication Campaign. Feminist Media Studies.”, 2016.
2015
G. L. Nassanga and Semujju, B., “Mobile Phone Influence on Journalism Practice in Africa. ”, in Encyclopedia of Mobile Phone Behavior , vol. (Volumes 1, 2, & 3), 3 vol., Hershey, PA: IGI Global, 2015.
2014
G. L. Nassanga and Semujju, B., “Mobile Phone Influence on Journalism Practice in Africa.”, in Mobile Phone Influence on Journalism Practice in Africa., vol. Encyclopedia of Mobile Phone Behavior , 3 vol., 2014.
B. Semujju, “Participatory media for a non-participating community: Western media for Southern communities.”, 2014.
2013
B. Semujju, “Climate change in Ugandan Media: A “global warming” of Journalism Ethics. ”, 2013.
B. Semujju, “ICT as an engine for community participation: An assessment of Uganda’s community media. ”, 2013.

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