Founder of Penpushing Media, penpushing.com.ng Dimeji Kayode-Adedeji shares his strategy for sustaining his online platform. What’s working for you and what’s not? On take-off of Penpushing media, I resolved to maintain credibility and ensure that we disseminate authentic news across the globe, with a focus on fighting against fake news and falsehood. We also introduced […]
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Deputy Editor of New Dawn, newdawnngr.com Charles Okogene who was former Saturday Editor of Daily Independent Newspapers shares his experience on the challenges of running websites in Nigeria. What is working for you and what is not? My training at the Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ), under the watchful eyes of Chief Dayo Duyile,
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Editor of Youth Digest and News Digest, Gidado Shuaib speaks on his publishing endeavours and the challenges involved. What is working for you and what is not? The fact that I have a network of Campus Journalists who are very responsive to developing relevant and newsworthy content for the platform has really helped News Digest
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Tunde Abatan, Publisher/Editor, New Dawn, Newdawnngr.com shares his online publishing experience in this interview. What is working for you and what is not? It has been a worthwhile experience running an online publication with its challenges. I have been used to regular newspaper terrain for almost three decades. Contrary to what many believe, running an
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Sakibu Olokojobi, Managing Director/Editor-In-Chief FrontPage (frontpageng.com) highlights what is needed to succeed as an online publisher and other issues aspiring publishers should note. What is working for you and what is not? So many things, to the glory of God, I would say are working for me. Publishing an online newspaper is not a
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Tony Ademiluyi, Co-Founder of The Vent Republic Media – www.theventrepublic.com and a freelance writer, shares his media entrepreneurship experience offers advice for aspiring publishers. Slightly over a decade ago when I finished the mandatory National Youths Service Corps, I was confident that I would conquer the media world. My dream was to work for
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The recent announcement of the change of the name of the former Premium Times Centre for Investigative Journalism (PTCIJ) to Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) did not come to us as a surprise. Based on the various programmes implemented by the centre, not only in Nigeria but the West Africa region, for about
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Are you a Media person or someone who is looking up to develop in the media space? Worry no more as we have provided some grants, fellowships, training, and events to attend this week. Apply quickly as they expire this week — Check below for more details: Monday, 31st January 2022. Ako Caine Prize calls
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In the first month of 2022, 2023 may seem far, but for power mongers and their supporters sharing fake photos and fake news to damage the reputation of their perceived opponents election year is here already. As usual, when an election is near, the game of interest would be more fierce, and it is saddening
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I wonder why bloggers are usually regarded as journalists by the public. While their work seems similar, there are apparent differences people should know. What journalism involves is more than blogging: the way journalists do their work is entirely different. In this era of the digital age, the public needs to know that bloggers are
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