According to Emily Bell, Director, Tow Center for Digital Journalism, News consumption is undergoing two fundamental shifts across the globe. One is the rise in news audiences accessing journalism through their phones and mobile devices, the other, related to this trend, is the increase in people who read or watch news through social platforms, such […]
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A fast growing publishing company in Ibadan, Oyo State has invited application for the position of Senior Editor. Applicants must have a Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Art in Science or Humanities with Second Class Upper from a recognized university. He or she must have minimum of eight years work experience in Book Publishing with
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By Kelechi Amakoh Reading maketh a Full Man; Conference a Ready Man; Writing an Exact Man so says the scholar of arts and humanities, Francis Bacon. In a society where every day offers you a new discuss, twist and turn, blinking an eye lid might be your greatest undoing. The set of columnists available for
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By Kelechi Amakoh The current chair of the editorial board of ThisDay newspapers, Olusegun Adeniyi has recounted how he started off as a columnist twenty years ago. Recounting his odyssey on his Thursday, April 8 “The Verdict” Backpage column on ThisDay Newspaper, Adeniyi noted how Prof. (then Dr.) Dele Sobowale’s “Please Give Me the Bones”
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Media career specialist, Lekan Otufodunrin writes on how journalists can earn commensurate income with their qualifications and experience. I can hear a resounding No in response to the the above headline from most journalists reading this piece, if not all. In an undercapitalised business like ours in the country which is experiencing depression, in more
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Media career specialist, Lekan Otufodunrin writes on how journalists can earn commensurate income with their qualifications and experience. I can hear a resounding No in response to the above headline from most journalists reading this piece, if not all. In an undercapitalised business like ours in the country which is experiencing depression, in more ways
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Lekan Otufodunrin highlights six unhealthy habits of journalists and how to take necessary precautions. When Hannah Ojo of The Nation recently shared a picture of a bottle of Coca Cola and Gala on her facebook timeline, with the question” Food(and)drink of future champions. Agree? Disagree? she probably was just trying to tease her friends and
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The first go-to for any Nigerian blogger when it comes to monetizing their blog is AdSense. It is no surprise as AdSense is one of the best contextual online advertising networks for any blog as well as one of the safest blog monetization networks available to today, thanks to the quality of ads and recurring
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New appointments in the editorial and marketing departments of The AUTHORITY newspapers has been approved by the Chairman / Publisher of newspapers, Dr. Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah. In the editorial changes which take immediate effect, Mr. Joe Nwankwo, the pioneer Executive Director of Publications, has been re-designated as the Executive Director in charge of the South East
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By Joe Agbro Selected Nigerian journalists are getting set to participate in the third batch of the Bloomberg Media Initiative Africa Executive Training Program beginning in Lagos on April 11. The training is meant to increase the number of mid-career business and financial journalists in Nigerian via six study blocks spanning April and September 2016.
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