Universities in Nigeria must rethink how journalism is taught
By Nathan Oguche Emmanuel, PhD Changes in the journalism profession have made journalism education challenging. For instance, the growth of the internet has given everyone the ability to generate and distribute information. This includes news materials and...
Journalism and media accelerator programmes around the world
About a year after launching Jamlab we collated a list of similar initiatives focused on media innovation we could find through the internet. At the time and as far as we knew, Jamlab was the first accelerator or incubator programme in Africa that focused on...
Why some news stories get more clicks from social media than others
By Juliana Sutanto Few industries have suffered more disruption from the internet than the news media. Over two decades or more, journalism has been hit by a “perfect storm” due to the loss of geographical monopolies that national and regional news organisations once...
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