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Nationally recognized as a PR & communications strategist who drives business results, Lee Caraher is the CEO of Double Forte and an author. I hear “the press release is dead” at least once a quarter. I’ve been hearing it since email…
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has strongly defended the right of journalists to scrutinise and criticise politicians, emphasising that the media freedoms enshrined in South Africa’s constitution must never be taken for granted in a constitutional democracy. Addressing media editors and media…
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In this week’s The Media Front, a closer look at news organizations partnering with AI giants — and the cost of such a deal Welcome back to “The Media Front.” CNN spent years relying on Google to help audiences find its…
This article was first published by The Common Sense From The Common Sense There is a convention that newspapers should not tell their readers who to vote for. In part because this newspaper is trying to up-end that world, and…
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With experience from recent roles at tech companies, Ben Sailer is bringing global best practices in information-sharing to Technical.ly, from and in service of his home state of North Dakota. A writer since childhood who pursued a journalism degree…
Government has paid tribute to the journalists, editors, publishers and media workers who stood firmly against apartheid as South Africa commemorates Black Wednesday, also known as National Press Freedom Day. On this day, 19 October 1977, the apartheid regime banned publications, including…
Home » News » Government pays tribute to media on ‘Black Wednesday’ Government has paid tribute to the journalists, editors, publishers and media workers who stood firmly against apartheid as South Africa commemorates Black Wednesday, also known as National Press Freedom Day.