Journalists invited to African Media Technology Conference
Deadline:
Journalists interested in new media technologies are welcome to attend a conference on new practices and technologies in media training to take place in Lagos, Nigeria from August 23 to 27.
Organized by the School of Media and Communication, Pan-African University, the conference seeks to address the revolution in traditional media and the development of such media forms as citizen journalism, social networks, blogs, and news bulletins. The conference will convene specialists in media, education, science and technology, and will address issues of infrastructure, capacity building, and government policy.
Interested African journalists can apply for funding to cover the costs of travel and accommodation. The conference fee is US$150 for international journalists and US$100 for participants from Africa.
For more information, visit http://www.smc.edu.ng/media-conference or contact Tayo Akinyede at takinyede@smc.edu.ng.
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The Conference is a worthwhlie event that will not only broaden the horizon of the attendee Journlists but is a welcome development because Media Executives, Policy Makers and Some Stakeholders have thrown into the trash can the importance of manpower capacity building and development which l describ as the sum total of an enhanced Economy
This conference is timely as
This conference is timely as it is an opportunity to journalists to explore new technologies in journalism practice and more especialy those of us from this part of the world. I definately wish to be there.
Abdullahi D. Abdullahi Kano
This conference to me is a
This conference to me is a welcome idea the earlier Africa wake up the better. The world is flying. We should develop the wing. Looking forward to be there.
Timothy Ilesa, Osun State
This conference to me is a
This conference to me is a welcome idea the earlier Africa wake up the better. The world is flying. We should develop the wing. Looking forward to be there