Signal and Noise

Discover the rich history of media in Nigeria with "Signal and Noise" by Brian Larkin, published by Duke University Press in 2008. This insightful book spans 277 pages and offers a unique perspective on mass media and culture in Nigeria, shedding light on how media technologies have evolved within this vibrant society. Larkin challenges conventional media and film theories, which often focus on Western contexts, and instead positions Nigeria as a central figure in media studies. Readers will engage with an ethnographic exploration that not only illustrates the complexities of mass media but also delves into the technological advancements that have shaped Nigerian civilization in the 20th century. "Signal and Noise" offers academic rigor while remaining accessible to a broader audience interested in the intersection between media, culture, and history in Nigeria.