Sunday Isuwa Examines Digital Transformation in Nigerian Newspapers

Sunday Isuwa's book, "Digital Shift in Nigeria’s Newspaper Industry," published by Jos University Press (NGX: UPL) Ltd, explores the impact of digitalization on newspaper journalism in Nigeria. The book consists of sixteen chapters that analyze the historical development of Nigerian newspapers, digital innovation, political economy, newsroom transformation, audience behavior, and professional ethics.
It argues that digital transformation transcends mere migration from print to online formats, encompassing changes in organizational structures, professional practices, and audience relationships. The review of the book highlights its critical approach to understanding digitalization as a process that requires more than just technological adoption.
It emphasizes that establishing a digital presence does not equate to fundamental institutional transformation, as newspapers may retain traditional editorial hierarchies and unsustainable business models. The book aims to situate technological changes within the broader realities of Nigeria's newspaper industry, addressing the challenges posed by economic uncertainties and infrastructural limitations.
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