"Hagaha Weriyaha iyo Horumarinta Warbaahinta" is a comprehensive guide designed to elevate the knowledge and skills of Somali journalists. The book covers a wide range of journalism types, providing in-depth insights and practical advice to help journalists navigate the complexities of the media landscape. It serves as an essential resource for aspiring and experienced journalists, offering valuable tools for reporting accurately, in the Somali context. https://lnkd.in/eF-aVybs
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New paper out in Journalism Studies with Rana Arafat and Justin Yeung! We try to understand how different groups of exiled journalists create networks and communities to mobilize resources for news reporting. #OpenAccess here: https://lnkd.in/eZH8PW-2
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Take your journalism skills to the next level with the free digital course: ‘African stories: A guide for journalists’ by #AfricaNoFilter and Thomson Foundation. It takes three hours to complete: https://lnkd.in/dBMjgSuJ
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What do you think are the biggest challenges facing modern journalism in Africa today, and what solutions would you propose to address them? #JournalismInAfrica #MediaChallenges
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We developed a Case Study with our customer, Al Jazeera English🛰️ Discover how a media organization like Al Jazeera can successfully use SkyWatch's EarthCache Enterprise for thorough and reliable media analysis in investigative journalism and reporting. https://lnkd.in/gi8ANRQQ
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In this week’s editions of the Strait Area Reporter and the Advocate is the column I wrote as we celebrate National Newspaper Week. It was an honor, privilege, and honestly quite humbling, to be one of five to write an op-ed for News Media Canada to showcase the importance of newspapers in Canada. In an era where factual journalism is more important than ever, false information travels much faster than the truth. We need trusted journalism. Journalists check the facts so that readers can trust the local, original news content that, in many cases, cannot be found anywhere else. While journalists dedicate their time, expertise, and energy to provide accurate and balanced reporting, others invest in disinformation for their own benefit. For many online platforms, the content itself is secondary to the reactions it generates from their clickbait. National Newspaper Week is an opportunity to celebrate the unwavering commitment of newspapers to delivering the news that shapes our lives. It is also a time to reflect on our collective responsibility to combat misinformation and avoid spreading falsehoods.
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