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- Volume: 1
- Issue: 1
- Year: 2026
- Published: August 08, 2026
- Articles: 12
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Delsu Journal of Communication and Media Studies
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Articles in This Issue (12)
ASSESSING THE EFFECT OF WORK EXPERIENCE ON PROFESSIONAL SELFIMAGE OF FEMALE PUBLIC RELATIONS PRACTITIONERS IN PLATEAU STATE
Kyermun Samuel DAPIYA; EJIGA Isaac; Daloeng, Zwansuun Emmanuella
Feminisation in public relations has become a global phenomenon. However, there is a dearth of studies that have examined the effect of work experience on the self-perception of women engaged in PR pr...
IMPACT OF MEDIA ON POLITICAL COMMUNICATION IN NIGERIA
Francisco Akobi OKO, Samaila MANDE, Odiegwu-Enwerem, Oliver Chuks
As important as the “sharing of meaning” to humanity, the concept of communication could make or mar a political process; if the choice of media falls short of the level of sagacity. To a great ex...
ASSESSMENT OF RADIO CAMPAIGNS ON HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS (HPV) AWARENESS AND SEXUAL HEALTH BEHAVIOUR AMONG FEMALE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN KWARA, NIGERIA
Ibrahim Olalekan ODENIKE, Bashirat Damilola SUBAIR
Female undergraduates are particularly vulnerable to HPV infections due to their age group and potential exposure to sexual activity. Understanding how radio can be used to influence their knowledge, ...
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN JOURNALISM: ANALYZING THE EFFECTS ON DELTA STATE JOURNALISTS REPORTAGE
NONSO FORTUNE EKWEMALOR
With an emphasis on the reporting of Delta State journalists, this study investigates the effects of artificial intelligence (AI) on journalism. The main goals were to ascertain journalists' know...
INFORMATION SEEKING BEHAVIOUR OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY, ABRAKA
Fifen Omejevwe EXCELLENT; Nkiru C. EZEH; Emmanuel C. ODISHIKA
The study examined the information seeking behaviour of undergraduate students of departments in Delta State University, Abraka. The main objective was to find out the reasons why undergraduate studen...
MEDIA, TERRORISM AND BANDITRY IN NIGERIA: GENESIS AND JOURNEY SO FAR
Eguono Aghwadoma; Zekeri Ikelebe Alasa
This study explores the convolute relationship that exist between media, terrorism and banditry in Nigeria, emphasising how media\r\nportray and report terrorism and banditry, as well as the nexus tha...
CULTURAL DIVERSITY VERSUS EFFECTIVE INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING: A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA AND GHANA
Ogude Samuel Ogbemuvire; Oscar Odiboh; Sanco Oghenerunor Alexander; Akpoguma Nyerhovwo; Enamotor Simon Joy; Abizor Henry; Abada Oghenemaro Rupert; Omokri Oghenekevwe Jacintha; Simon, Edidiong Etim
This research examined the effect of cultural diversity on international advertising by exploring how cultural differences influence the effectiveness of advertising campaigns for products and service...
STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND ONLINE INFORMATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH IN DELTA STATE, NIGERIA
Ewomazino Daniel Akpor
The widespread adoption of social media among Nigerian university students has created new avenues for accessing mental health\r\ninformation, yet concerns about credibility and effectiveness persist....
ONLINE TELEVISION USAGE AS AN EMERGING TREND AMONG UNDERGRADUATES IN AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY, EKPOMA, EDO STATE
OMOSOTOMHE Ighiegba Samson; ALASA Ikelebe Zekeri
This study examined online television usage as an emerging trend among undergraduate students in Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma in\r\nEdo State, Nigeria. The study interrogated how frequent undergrad...
MEDIA EXPOSURE AND RESIDENTS' PERCEPTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION CAMPAIGNS ON GUTTER WASTE DISPOSAL: A STUDY OF IKA SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, DELTA STATE
Ugbome, Maureen; Goyang, Tinmwakwat Deborah
This study examined residents' media exposure and perception of environmental sanitation campaigns addressing indiscriminate gutter-waste disposal in Ika South Local Government Area, Delt...
Ethics and Aesthetic Sensationalism in Nigerian Media Practices: An Evaluation of Visual Framing and Moral Responsibility in Online Journalis
OTUBUE,Victor Ovie; Odiboh, Oscar
This study examined how much aesthetic sensationalism affects public trust, professional responsibility and ethical standards in modern online journalism.The quantitative research methodology was to d...
Artificial Intelligence in Cross-Border Advertising and Audience Targeting
Omokri, Oghenekevwe Jacintha; Odiboh Oscar; Ogude, Samuel Ogbemuvire; Abada, Oghenemaro Rupert; Akpoguma, Nyerhovwo Enamotor; Simon, Joy Abizor Henry; Sanco, Oghenerunor Alexander; Simon, Edidiong Etim
This paper was an exploration of the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in cross-border advertising and audience targeting in global marketing settings. AI's swift integration into digital marke...
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