Olivier Bilé publishes book on Cameroonian broadcasting
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Camer
Cameroonian professor Olivier Bilé has published a book on the actors, organisation and practices of radio and television in Cameroon. He analyses the role of audiovisual media in society and calls for institutional, legal and economic reforms, according to Camer.
Cameroonian professor Olivier Bilé has published a book on the development, operation and prospects for modernising radio and television in Cameroon, Camer reports.
The author draws on media sociology, communication, institutional analysis and political issues to examine the actors, organisation and professional practices of Cameroon’s audiovisual landscape. He argues that audiovisual media should be analysed in light of changes in Cameroonian society.
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