International Communication (V-U)

• Historical context of international communication (V-U)
• Growth of the telegraph and the era of news agencies (V-U)
• Advent of popular media (V-U)
• RADIO AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION - THE BATTLE OF THE AIRWAV (V-U)
• International communication and development (V-U)
• New World Information and Communication Order and its influence over developed and developing countries (V-U)
• Approaches to theorizing international communication - Free flow of information (V-U)
• The Modernization Theory (V-U)
• The Dependency theory (V-U)
• Media imperialism revisited (V-U)
• Gramsci’s Media Hegemony Theory (V-U)
• Cyber space and public spheres (V-U)
• The Cultural Studies perspectives on international communication (V-U)
• Theories of information society (V-U)
• Discourse on globalization (V-U)
• Freedom of Media in the Europe (V-U)
• The Freedom of Media in South Asia (V-U)
• Freedom of Media in the Arab world (V-U)
• Intercultural Communication (V-U)
• Globalization and Hybridization in the Cultural Products (V-U)
• The Global Media Consumption (V-U)
• Regionalization and localization in the media markets (V-U)
• Free trade in communication. (V-U)
• Liberalization of the telecom sector - Privatizing space — the final frontier, A Case study of Huawei and Intelsat (V-U)
• Key players in the global satellite industry: A Case study of Murdoch's News Corporation (V-U)