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Africa: Positive and Negative Effects of Social Media
Many people in Africa have a presence on one of the social networking sites, some become addicted to it for it is the quickest way to contact friends, however, like every good thing, it has a flipside as well.-
South Africa: How Social Media Networks Can Affect Society Negatively
Biz-Community, 7 May 2012
Many people have a presence on one of the social networking sites and let's admit it, many of us are addicted to it - and why not, for it is the quickest way to contact our friends… Read more »
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South Africa: The Important Role of Mass Media in Education
Biz-Community, 4 May 2012
The education of our children has always been emotive and when the mass media is added to the mix, volatility is inevitable. Read more »
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Tunisia: 'Internet and Freedom of Expression' the First Complete Arabic Directory for Social Media Websites
HRInfo, 5 May 2012
ANHRI and the Tunisian Center for Freedom of the Press announced, yesterday the 4th of May 2012, their issuance of a training directory entitled " Internet and Freedom of… Read more »
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Namibia: Locals Should Mobilise Beyond Tweets, Facebook and Text Messages
Namibian, 3 May 2012
Coincidentally, I also received at the same time a Facebook message from a grade 12 learner, Amon Mwandingi, who shared how he reads this piece religiously every Friday with his… Read more »
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Africa: What Should Our Media Do to Change Our Continent's Image?
New Times, 7 May 2012
Last week on May 3, Rwanda and the rest of the world celebrated the World Press Freedom Day. No doubt press freedom is one of the most precious rights that underpin any other… Read more »
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South Africa: The Media in Education
Biz-Community, 2 May 2012
The education of our children has always been emotive and when the mass media is added to the mix, volatility is inevitable. Read more »
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Kenya: Digital Media the Way to Go, Report Says
Capital FM, 23 April 2012
Digital media is seeing exponential growth in Kenya as traditional media such as print and television struggle to earn advertisement revenues, forcing them to rebrand and relocate… Read more »
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Uganda: Celebrities, my foot!
New Vision, 23 April 2012
DOES anybody know what has happened to real celebrity and I don't mean the 'sub-lebrity' we have today. ese modern 'celebs' who possess little talent, flash their knickers at the… Read more »
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Uganda: Mak Students Get Social Media Platform
Observer, 15 April 2012
David Lambert Tumwesigye, the 360 degrees Network chief executive officer, believes social media is one way through which students can secure employment. Speaking at the launch of… Read more »
