LATEST NEWS FROM HIGHWAY AFRICA | MORE2009 Call Out for ScholarshipsATTENTION : ALL WORKING ICT JOURNALISTS CALL OUT FOR APPLICATIONS TO ATTEND THE 2009 HIGHWAY AFRICA CONFERENCE, 6-8 SEPTEMBER 2009, RHODES UNIVERSITY, GRAHAMSTOWN, SOUTH AFRICA. … Highway 2009CONCEPT DOCUMENT: HIGHWAY AFRICA 2009 - 13TH EDITION… WAXAL Blogging Africa Awards - CALL FOR NOMINATIONSBon voyage to Prince OluLATEST NEWS FROM HIGHWAY AFRICA NEWS AGENCY | MOREDigital migration poses challenge to broadcastersBy Michael Ouma As the deadline of switch off from analog to digital broadcasting draws closer by the day, broadcasters are already considering how the transition would impact on their operat… African TV owners demand better quality broadcast equipmentBy Kennedy Abwao African broadcasters have put forth a raft of demands to international equipment suppliers, warning investors were being forced to pay too much for equipment that become obso… Citizen journalism mooted to fill content gap in broadcast media industryCAF on the spot over exorbitant chargesLATEST NEWS FROM HIGHWAY AFRICA BLOG | MOREAfrican investigations get helping handA German foundation is giving away copies of their Investigative Journalism Manual to help reporters improve their craft and produce in-depth and contextual journalism. The Investigative Journalism Ma… Blogs help addicts get cleanCape Town residents are using micro-blogging and instant messaging technology to fight drug addiction among township youth. Speaking during a Digital Citizen’s workshop, Marlon Parker, a lecture… Traditional reporters are digitally downsizedIs that a mobile in your pocket or are you just happy to see me? |
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Highway Africa is a partnership between Rhodes University (School of
Journalism and Media Studies) and the South African Broadcasting Corporation
(SABC), with the support of several partners, development agencies and
sponsors. 2009 sees the 13th edition being hosted in Grahamstown with a
record attendance of 735 persons in 2008 and offers a journalists reflection
on 2010 in the New Media environment. The Highway Africa annual Awards
expand to over 5 categories in their ninth year, continuing to recognise
excellence in ICT journalism in Africa.
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