2009 March | Election times

// 03.19.2009 at 5:41 pm // Category Featured // 3 Comments »

‘Let traditional media step down from the mounted frame’

How does the onset of online media impact political and journalistic worlds? A media discussion on the euphoria of new media. By Sarah Bakata and Meha Mathur. Read more…

// 03.19.2009 at 5:05 pm // Category Reports // Have your say »

The Future is ‘Mobile’

Mobile technology-a must for today's journalists

A study analyses a landslide of mobile usage in the developing world. To businesses, these figures present an ideal BoP model. With titanic shift in the number of mobile users in the South, ignore the data at your own risk. Read more…

// 03.19.2009 at 5:00 pm // Category FAQs, Reports // Have your say »

Embrace technology, or else…

Mobile technology has unleashed onslaugth on traditional media There’s no denying it, and studies have confirmed, that the new media is unstoppable, and journalists and media houses, who cannot adjust to the online onslaught will be pushed into oblivion. Read more…

// 03.19.2009 at 4:30 pm // Category Speakers // 1 Comment »

Prof. Harry Dugmore on the power of citizen journalism

dugmore “…if you want to keep your job as a journalist, you will have to be much more tech-savvy and willing to work in a multi-skilled way.”- Professor Harry Dugmore. Read more…

// 03.19.2009 at 4:30 pm // Category Speakers // Have your say »

Nancy Scola on politics in the new media era

“Even in Africa, which lags behind in connectivity as compared to the western world, the Internet and cell phones are taking the centre-stage in social networking… it would be dangerous for politicians to ignore new media.”- Nancy Scola. Read more…

// 03.19.2009 at 11:57 am // Category Featured // 5 Comments »

‘Link between democracy, internet access’

Keynote speakers Nancy Scola and Prof Harry Dugmore demonstrate the success of online media in impacting elections in two geographically and economically removed regions of the world, the US and Africa. By Meha Mathur and Sarah Bakata Read more…

// 03.18.2009 at 4:23 pm // Category Featured // Have your say »

Multimedia

Interviews with speakers and guests, multimedia slideshows, photos, videos and audios you will get after the click. Read more…

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Check out our slide show pictures and audio report here http://tinyurl.com/dfmazc // 2009/03/20
Read our hottest report about the conference ?Let traditional media step down from the mounted frame? http://tinyurl.com/ca2s6x // 2009/03/20
Feel free to give your comments about the conference // 2009/03/19
Our first report article from the conference "Link between democracy, internet access" http://2009.inwent-iij-lab.org/?p=1218 // 2009/03/19
The conference is complete now. See our audio and video report on the website tomorrow http://2009.inwent-iij-lab.org/ // 2009/03/19
International media conference is over // 2009/03/19
http://twitpic.com/28rsh - Interesting discussion with interesting panel // 2009/03/19
Jan Faizullah said there is symbiotic relationship between traditional and digital journalism. // 2009/03/19
Premesh Chandran said, traditional journalism will survive if they could keep up both, credible and fast // 2009/03/19
Keep connection after the election is also important politician. // 2009/03/19

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