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This blog has been created by Christina Chan-Meetoo for students in Communication Studies at the University of Mauritius to enable sharing of ideas, discussion and comments on issues primarily related but not limited to the field of study.

Posting of entries is restricted to UoM Communication students (both current and former students) and to the administrator.

However, all visitors can contribute to discussions via the comments on posts. All comments are moderated before publication.

The feed for this blog is: http://www.comstudies.wordpress.com/feed/

For any queries, please contact the administrator of the weblog:
chanssc@uom.ac.mu or christina@noulakaz.net

Since end April 2008, an additional blog has been created by Avinash and Christina Meetoo for the newly created Mediacom Studio at the following URL:

http://www.mediacomstudio.com/

Christina Chan-Meetoo
Lecturer in Media & Communication Studies
Faculty of Social Studies & Humanities
University of Mauritius
Blog: http://christinameetoo.wordpress.com

8 comments so far

  1. vicks on

    Really imPressive.. its the first time am on the blog and i’ve been talking about this with Mrs Meetoo for some time on her blog..

    to have a place where students argue.. not only with class members but also
    people outside the class

    Good iniative.. and all the best!!

  2. Yaveen on

    Hello there,
    I like this blog and i have so many messages to post to it.but the prob is that since ze user name n password were changed, am left out.i ve sent mails to Mme Meetoo but they are left unanswered.
    will i have to wait till la rentrée to meet Mme Meetoo n ve ze password along wiz the user name???
    Can anyone help me please?My e add is yaveen@rediffmail.com.
    am yaveen of comms yr1, id 0615146.

    Yaveen.

  3. say on

    Hi

    this blog is very interesting and useful as it enables you to share your ideas and make comments about the ideas of others. I have many friends who have their own blogs, however, till now i haven’t mine, but it will be in the near future.

    As we are students in the field of communication, it is important to communicate with others. It will be appreciated if everyone makes good use of this blog, that is by abiding to the conditions applied.

    Very good thing!! Cheers.

  4. sha on

    i think that uom should have a module blog on the student intranet like some other universities..

  5. S on

    Hi

    Eummmm seems that I’m quite old-fashioned now… it’s been what 2 years since I’ve graduated? yet so many things seemed to have changed LOL a blog… that’s one very gd idea Mrs Chan-Meetoo has had. Let just hope that as communicators we’ll know what we post on this site and our limits. But hey this shdn’t be a prob, shd it? We’ve all learned that the first thing to being good communicators is to listen and respect the others, will be amazed if no one sticks to the rules.

    Cheers to u Mrs Meetoo, good job as usual!

    All the best to you guys still at uni… but try make the most of it, even if u’re working…

  6. yupri on

    Really interesting and useful blog ..enplus it is up to date will be nice if all lecturers or atleast coordinators do so ..its real easy to use,to get rite info not rumors

  7. Gina_G on

    It would be interesting to meet the students whose doing their 2nd, 3rd or last year… would like to know you guys… We r like aliens in here…

    Thanks for responding.

    Cheers, Gina_G – Yr1 Student.

  8. theglaringfacts on

    Hey there,

    You’re running a really good blog Professor Chan-Meetoo. It’s really close to content of my website called “The Glaring Fact” (http://theglaringfact.green-atlas.com).

    As of now, this blog covers the following subjects:

    1. Audience Studies
    2. Canadian Television
    3. Popular Narrative
    4. Development of Science
    5. Communications Theories

    I’m going to link back to you on my blog to check frequently for new posts :D . Would you be able to give me a reciprocal link? Thanks Professor!

    p.s. I’m a fourth year media studies student at york university in Toronto Canada!


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