THE 4TH INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE FOR MASS COMMUNICATION
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2025-06-16Author
Karanja, Jackson
Ndonye, Michael
Ochieng, Erick
Mbatia, Benjamin
Chelanga't, Kimibel
Maina, Jane
Mochere, Joyce M.
Masaa, Rose
Ratemo Oira, Caleb
Mbatha, Blessing
Moraa Omayo, Faith
Kipyegon KIRUI, Amon
Kadupe, Sofola
Monyenye, Kirotwa Sheila
Karanja, James Mburu
Ngoge, Geoffrey
Odundo, Patrick
Muchiri, Agnes
Bosibori, Florence
Nangulu, Moses
Eboi, Ann
Ratzinger Pius, Benedict
Mwakalinga, Asajile
Naftali, Murgor
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Abstract 1:Combating Deepfakes and Misinformation in Mass Communication: Strategies for Ethical AI Regulation and Governance Abstract 2: The Role of Artificial Intelligence in
Election Campaign Strategies. Ethical Challenges
and implications for Public Trust Abstract 3: Combatting deepfakes and
misinformation: AI as both a challenge and
solution Abstract 4: Prebunking Disinformation in Social
Media: Inoculating Youths for Digital Hygiene in
Kenya Abstract 5: Harmonizing innovation and ethics:
An exploration of AI-driven public relations
practice at Daystar University, Kenya Abstract 6: Saving the future, now, through Media
Information Literacy Abstract 7 : Artificial Intelligence and the
Proliferation of Synthetic Content: The Hits and
Misses. Abstract 8: AI in Public Relations: Striking the
balance between Automation and Authenticity Abstract 9: Media, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and
Traditional Medicine Abstract 10: Content Creation in the Digital
Economy: TikTok and the Rise of Music Skit in
Southwestern Nigeria Abstract 11: AIEnhanced Social Media Adoption:
A MultipleCase Study of Kenyan Organizations
Enhancing Internal Communication and Public
Relations Engagement Abstract 12: The Sonic Doppelgänger: AI Voice
Cloning and the Reconfiguration of Musical
Identity in the Global and African Soundscape Abstract 13 : I, Audio and Music in the Evolution
of Political Communication: Propaganda or
Innovation? Abstract 14: Intelligence and the Battle for
Authenticity: Safeguarding truth in the Digital Age Abstract 15: Deepfake in Kenyan Media Landscape:
Assessing Awareness, Detection Capacity, and
Training Needs ong Communication Practitioners Abstract 16: Kenyan Journalists’ Perceptions
of Capacity-Building Initiatives in Combating
Misinformation Abstract 17: The Role of Artificial Intelligence in
Transforming Music Education Abstract 18: Artificial Intelligence and the Future
of Media Education: Reshaping Curriculum for
Emerging Technologies Abstract 19: The Role Of Artificial Intelligence
in News Gathering and Dissemination
in the Digital Age