Cameroon • Poor management of Unions and associations of Journalists. Most members lack the lobbying capacities. • Absence of solidarity among the media practitioners. 4. If negative changes: who or what has been the main cause? • Lack of political will. • There has been no creativity as journalists simply plagiarise through the internet. • Rivalry between some media owners 5. Who could be the drivers or actors for changes in the future? • Members of Parliament. • Civil society organisations. • Unions/Associations /Journalists • Economic operators through adverts. • Training institutions. • International organisations. 6. What kinds of activities are needed over the two next years • Thematic training • Creation of an independent newspaper distribution network. • Development of a lobbying culture among media practitioners. • Setting up of a proper broadcasting regulating board. • Better equipment (scaling up to digital). • Use of Satellite • Carrying out advocacy at the level of civil society organisations for them to support media causes. • Promotion of collaboration between private and public media practitioners. African Media Barometer - Cameroon 2008 41