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Category: Media Development

WHY MEDIA RELATIONS IS IMPORTANT WITH OTHER ORGANIZATION

By Zibiah Dabbason  Media has an interdependent relationship with the society that shapes,defines and sets limitations to media. In turn, media reflects and shapes the social reality, and defines the…
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AMDF Unveils League Of Professional Online Journalists (LEPOJ)

Africa Media Development Foundation (AMDF) on Wednesday unveiled the League of Professional Online Journalists (LEPOJ) in an orientation for both new and old members at the AMDF Training Room in…
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Using Data to (Re)build Trust in Media

Eva Constantaras in her own words | A Network50 Spotlight Western media in general, and data journalism in particular, is in the midst of an identity crisis…or at least it…
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Advice for building a strong personal brand as a journalist

Clothilde Goujard | Updated at 9:19 a.m. on July 25, 2017 In the social media age, journalists — especially when they’re starting out — are increasingly encouraged to develop and…
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Internet Governance For Media Development

Internet governance refers to the development, coordination and management of a broad range of principles of policies and the technical standards that determine how the internet operates and evolves over…
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What four news sites learned from running crowdfunding campaigns

By Jordy Meléndez This is the first article in a multi-part series by SembraMedia on how independent news sites can achieve financial stability. See part two here.  Nowadays, creating a news…
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“A “Sickness Beyond Borders:” Understanding and Combating Media Capture

By Kate Musgrave Budapest’s Central European University recently hosted journalists, media development experts, and human rights advocates from around the world to discuss the growing threat of media capture. (Photo…
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Mobile journalism helps reporters get closer to the story, new Reuters Institute research finds

The report found interviewees are more likely to talk to a journalist with mobile equipment than traditional-looking TV crews.  By: Caroline Scott Credit: Image by Thinkstock Interviewees are less intimidated…
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9th WSCLecture Series: Examining the Nexus between Electricity and Basic Education

Sekyen Dadik, Kaduna North West Nigeria The Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) on Thursday 13th July 2017 held its Annual Media Lecture series in Abuja, Nigeria with the…
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JAMLAB Meetup: Stories of Media Innovation and Entrepreneurship

JAMLAB Meetup: Stories of media innovation and Entrepreneurship What innovations in digital media are working and how can we help them? In August JAMLAB is hosting a guest from Ryerson University…
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