Journal of Mass Communication & Journalism

Department of Computer Science, Assumption University, Bangkok, Thailand

Publications

• Mini Review   
  A New Trend has Emerged in the Global Era of Information, Journalism and Communication
  Author(s): Stephen Jallow*
  
  The process of regulating information transmission to obstruct information from rivals for a particular demand is known as information blockage. In antagonism or on principles, both sides frequently accept it. During World War I, these adversaries frequently attacked the enemy's wires while defending their own territories. The British Royal Navy cut the German cable as soon as they declared war to prevent Germany from contacting the United States and its allies. As a result, German was unable to gain support or understanding from the American government. In addition, the nations that were a part of World War II made every effort to prevent the flow of information by preventing their citizens from listening to the radio programs broadcast by the enemy, blocking their signals, and employing other strategies. The BBC's broadcasts were obstructed by the Germans, th.. Read More»
  DOI: 10.37421/2165-7912.2022.12.497

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