A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEMS FACING PRIVATE TELEVISIONS AND GOVERNMENT TELEVISIONS IN THE DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION IN NIGERIA

ABSTRACT The problems which face both private and government owner television stations have always been a concern to both public and media experts, This work is aimed at providing answers to questions asked while  accomplishing.   The objectives written in the first chapter of the work. This work is  divided into five chapters. Chapter one gives the background of the study and frame work upon which research is built. The second chapter centers on literature review. The third chapter concerns the general methodology  that guided the research,  The fourth chapter covers data presentation, analysis and interpretation, The fifth chapter which is the last devoted to summary of the work, conclusion, reached and recommendations for policy and further research, In this  work, all the various problems confronting both private and government owned televisions were looked at. In this work, survey research method was used because it is suitable to our  objective. The questionnaire was distributed randomly to workers of MINAJ Television and NTA at  Owerri,    TABLE OF CONTENT TITLE PAGEII APPROVAL PAGEIII DEDICATIONIV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTV ABSTRACTVII
CHAPTER ONE1 INTRODUCTION1 1.1BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY1 1.2STATEMENT OF THE  RESEARCH PROBLEM3 1.3OBJECTIVES OF THE  STUDY3 1.4SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY4 1.5RESEARCH QUESTION5 1.6RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS6 1.7CONCEPTUAL AND  OPERATIONAL DEFINITION7 1.8ASSUMPTIONS8 1.9LIMITATION OF THE STUDY9
CHAPTER TWO REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE11 2.1SOURCES  OF LITERATURE11 2.2THE REVIEW11 2.3SUMMARY OF LITERATURE REVIEW15
CHAPTER THREE METHODOLOGY18 3.1RESEARCH METHOD18 3.2RESEARCH DESIGN18 3.3RESEARCH SAMPLE19 3.4MEASURING INSTRUMENT19 3.5DATA COLLECTION19 3.6DATA ANALYSIS20 3.7EXPECTED RESULTS21
CHAPTER FOUR DATA ANALYSES AND RESULTS22 4.1DATA ANALYSIS22 4.2RESULTS 4.3DISCUSSION29
CHAPTER FIVE SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FURTHER STUDY  5.1SUMMARY33 5.2RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE  FURTHER STUDY35