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How news sites can build social media communities
Written by Lalita Taylor   
Tuesday, 24 January 2012

Screen grab of the BBC Breakfast news programme's Facebook page, managed by the author of this piece, Lalita TaylorA news organisation that fails to engage its audience and allow real time participation in its output is not only missing a trick but also likely to lose that audience. Social media has empowered news consumers, and mainstream media needs to adapt and embrace meaningful audience involvement if it wants to remain relevant. Lalita Taylor offers her tips for ensuring compelling audience interactivity.

 
Producing compelling radio with limited resources
Written by David Brewer   
Friday, 20 January 2012

This is the story of how 60 young journalism students from Jaffna, Sri Lanka produced and broadcast a total of three and a half hours of radio news and current affairs programming in two, one week sessions.

 
The role of the media during elections
Written by Bob Doran   
Wednesday, 18 January 2012

Journalists have an important role to play during elections. Their job is not to tell the voters how to vote, but to ensure that the issues being discussed by the politicians are examined and all angles explored.

 
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