Autor/Autorin: Apuke Oberiri Destiny
Mr. Oberiri Destiny Apuke is a lecturer with the Department of Mass Communication, Taraba State University, Jalingo, Nigeria. His research interests are New Media (Social and the Internet) and Gender and Media Studies.
Radio is an audio device of passing messages to a large audience, it involves the process by which messages are sent through electrical waves. Thus, radio as a word has its origin in the Latin expression "Radius´ which means radius rays, this implies that radio is an instrument through which signals are beamed out via electromagnetic process land distributed via a transmitter to a scattered audience who receive it via an antenna on a receiving set. Therefore, radio is one of the most important means of communication. Through radio, people send spoken words, music, and other communication signals through the air to any part of the world.
Radio is an audio device of passing messages to a large audience, it involves the process by which messages are sent through electrical waves. Thus, radio as a word has its origin in the Latin expression "Radius' which means radius rays, this implies that radio is an instrument through which signals are beamed out via electromagnetic process land distributed via a transmitter to a scattered audience who receive it via an antenna on a receiving set. Therefore, radio is one of the most important means of communication. Through radio, people send spoken words, music, and other communication signals through the air to any part of the world.
Mr. Oberiri Destiny Apuke is a lecturer with the Department of Mass Communication, Taraba State University, Jalingo, Nigeria. His research interests are New Media (Social and the Internet) and Gender and Media Studies.
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Mr. Oberiri Destiny Apuke is a lecturer with the Department of Mass Communication, Taraba State University, Jalingo, Nigeria. His research interests are New Media (Social and the Internet) and Gender and Media Studies.
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Radio is an audio device of passing messages to a large audience, it involves the process by which messages are sent through electrical waves. Thus, radio as a word has its origin in the Latin expression ¿Radius¿ which means radius rays, this implies that radio is an instrument through which signals are beamed out via electromagnetic process land distributed via a transmitter to a scattered audience who receive it via an antenna on a receiving set. Therefore, radio is one of the most important means of communication. Through radio, people send spoken words, music, and other communication signals through the air to any part of the world.
