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The 6th PAMRO meeting and All Africa Media Research Conference

The 6th annual meeting and conference of the Pan African Media Research Organisation (PAMRO) will take place in Duoala, Cameroon, from 29-31 August 2004. The theme for this year's conference is "Breaking New Ground".

24 Feb 2004

The PAMRO Secretariat invites the submission of papers which could be included in the programme, which will endeavour to cover all media types, segmentation and other interesting media research findings from countries across Africa.

Contact Piet Smit at the PAMRO office in South Africa on (011) 463-5340 to find out more.

Registration forms and information about package deals will also be available on the PAMRO website - www.pamro.org - closer to the time.

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