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The couple have toured extensively together, often performing songs together on stage. Musical style[edit] With regards to his guitar technique, Matsson uses a variety of open tunings, and standard tuning to a lesser degree. Discography[edit] Matsson performing at Bonnaroo on June 15, 2013 Studio albums[edit] EPs[edit] Singles[edit] References[edit] Developmental Issues in News Media: NGO-Media Interaction in Bangladesh - IJNL Vol. 9 Iss. 3.
Volume 9, Issue 3, July 2007 A publication of the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law Developmental Issues in News Media: NGO-Media Interaction in Bangladesh By Masudul K. Biswas 1 This article examines factors influencing news coverage of developmental issues in the context of NGO-media interaction in Bangladesh, by employing qualitative interview and thematic analysis methods. The investigation finds several influential factors: NGOs’ nature of communication with news media, the commercial orientation and agenda-setting role of media, corruption in journalistic and NGO practices, personal relationships, and journalists' lack of knowledge about development issues, which influences both the NGO-media interaction and the nature of coverage of developmental issues.
Introduction Developmental NGOs play a major role in Bangladesh’s human development process. NGO Activities in Bangladesh Development Journalism Development journalism is more pertinent in the context of NGO-media relations. Media_study_wAppendices. Movie Collection.
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