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The Right to Tell : The Role of Mass Media in Economic Development

A free press is not a luxury. It is at the core of equitable development. The media can expose corruption. They can keep a check on public policy by throwing a spotlight on government action. They let people voice diverse opinions on governance and...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: World Bank
Language:English
en_US
Published: Washington, DC 2013
Subjects:
ABUSE
ACCESS TO INFORMATION
ADVERTISING
ADVISORY SERVICES
BROADCAST
BROADCASTERS
BROADCASTING
BROADCASTS
CAPITAL MARKETS
CENSORSHIP
CLASSIFICATION
COMPETITION POLICY
COURTS
DEMOCRACY
DEMOCRATIC COUNTRIES
DOCUMENTS
ELECTRONIC MEDIA
FAMILIES
HUMAN RIGHTS
INFORMATION STORAGE
INNOVATION
JOURNALISM
JOURNALISTS
LAWS
LEGAL SYSTEMS
LEGISLATION
LITERACY
MANAGERS
MASS COMMUNICATION
MASS COMMUNICATIONS
MASS MEDIA
MEDIA COVERAGE
MEDIA SECTOR
NETWORKS
NEW MEDIA
OFFENSES
PHOTOCOPYING
POLITICAL INFORMATION
POLITICAL POWER
PRINTING
PRIVATE SECTOR
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMS
PUBLIC INTEREST
PUBLIC OFFICIALS
PUBLIC SECTOR
PUBLISHING
RADIO
RADIO BROADCASTING
RADIO STATIONS
RECORDING
TELEVISION
TELEVISION AUDIENCE
TELEVISION NETWORKS
TELEVISION STATIONS
TRADE STATISTICS
TRANSPARENCY
WAR MASS MEDIA
MASS MEDIA INDUSTRY
MASS MEDIA POLICY
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
GOVERNMENT CREDIBILITY
GOVERNMENT DECISION-MAKING
POLITICAL ACCOUNTABILITY
INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
MEDIA REGULATION
MEDIA IN POLITICS
MASS COMMUNICATION LAW
LEGAL FRAMEWORK
JOURNALISTIC ETHICS
TELEVISION BROADCASTING
TELEVISION INDUSTRY
TELEVISION NEWS
COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRIES
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/11/2055806/right-tell-role-mass-media-economic-development
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15212

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