by Aphiwe Kunene | Wed, Nov, 2022 | Change voices, Story
Artificial Intelligence and new technologies are increasingly becoming part of the fabric of many newsrooms impacting all stages of journalistic practice from production to consumption.
At the 2022 African Investigative Journalism Conference, keynote speaker London School of Economics professor Charlie Beckett reflected on the host of opportunities that have been presented by new digital technologies but also pointed out how AI can and has supported the newsroom.
by Aphiwe Kunene | Wed, Nov, 2022 | Change voices, Story
In a new era of immersive storytelling and interactive communications, the great benefit and implications for journalism and media practitioners is an opportunity to reimagine storytelling where stories are not to be only read but experienced.
But what does this mean for journalists and local newsrooms and their audiences?
by Aphiwe Kunene | Wed, Oct, 2022 | Change voices, Story
As we commemorate the 45th anniversary of Black Wednesday, the threats to media freedom, independence and diversity today are different from 1977, but they are real
by Aphiwe Kunene | Wed, Aug, 2022 | #FaveOfTheWeek, Change voices, News and Insights, Story
Meet multi-award winning public health and gender justice champion Shakira Choonara who is driven by an interest in creating systems that level the plainfield for young women to thrive.
by Aphiwe Kunene | Tue, Aug, 2022 | Change voices, News and Insights, Story
In the recently disputed 2022 Kenyan general election profiling, brown envelope journalism and violence towards reporters were some of the main concerns as Kenyan journalists covered the election season.
by Aphiwe Kunene | Thu, Aug, 2022 | Change voices, News and Insights, Story
Online platforms are replete with examples of false information. Media practitioners and policymakers have been working on strategies to counter disinformation for years. Researchers suggest an increase in the levels of media literacy among citizens.
