Eight articles on various aspects of communications in developing countries make up this newsletter issue: (1) "Extension and Communications in Nepal: Reforestation Program Uses Media Support" by P. K. Manandhar, E. Pelinck, and R. H. Gecolea; (2) "Using Puppets to Teach Ideas. 'Khel Dori Ka', an Audiovisual with Puppets from Bombay" by Myron J. Pereira; (3) "The Communication Process: Why Communication Must Be a Two-Way Exchange" by R. H. Gecolea; (4) "Microcomputer-Based Information: Big Rewards for Small Agencies" by Gary Garriott; (5) "Printed Cloth Posters: Practical Communications Tool for African Countries" by Beverly Emerson Donoghue; (6) "Time for a New Approach to Population Communication" by John L. Woods; (7) "Community Radio Thriving in Ecuador: Otavalo Indians Running Their Own Show" by Kurt Hein; and (8) "Villages: The Forgotten Resource. An Interview with Revelians Tuluhungwa," reprinted from Development Forum, Volume 10, No. 6. (LMM)