2nd ACSPN North Central Empowerment Series
November 30, 2017
Venue: Abuja.
“The topic for this series is very important and timely. The workshop has given me a clearer understanding of how online media can remain ethical and still thrive economically in this season.”
Olalekan Ajia – Retired Communication for Development Specialist, UNICEF.
“The issue is very topical. It has expanded our scope on the issue of content regulation in a converged industry.”
Muhammad Mujtaba Sada – Director, National Broadcasting Commission.
“It was very informative.” – Stella I. Jibrin – Director of Research, Nigerian Press Council.
“The topic is very interesting as the online media really pose a challenge to traditional media platforms. The session helped me better understand the challenges the online media pose to the Nigerian media generally.”
Dr. Haruna Ismail – Lecturer, Bayero University, Kano.
“The programme was motivating, encouraging as well as educative. It widened my horizon and further sustained my interest in journalism.” – Salisu Yusuf – Student, ABU, Zaria
“The topic is fascinating, impressive and timely as it addresses the prevailing challenges in the industry. It has highlighted the challenges and suggested the way forward for the sustainability of journalism in the digital age.”
Dahiru Hassan Kera – MD/CEO, KERAWEB MEDIA
“This was impressive. It has made me understand the difference between online and traditional news – it is just about the platform of operation.” – Anumodu Stella- Asst. Chief Research Officer, Nigerian Press Council
It is a welcome idea, but a bigger forum will be better and appreciated. The takeaway from this workshop is that when doing research data gathering should be extended to online news.
Ahimie Juliana – Asst. Chief Research Officer, Nigerian Press Council
“It was timely and very impactful. The topic threw more light and enhanced my knowledge on the crisis (that has become the outcome) of online publications.” – Augusta E. Anajemba – Nigerian Press Council
“It was very interesting. The impact was very great.” – Amanfo Chukwuemeka – Asst. Director, Nigerian Press Council.
It was a good opportunity to look into conflicts between online and print media. It suggests new ways of looking at revenue generation to support media independence. – Oruruo Samuel – Managing Editor, African Quarters
“I was impressed with the topic and the way the challenges were addressed. It has shaped my perception about the online media.” – Comrade Dominic Alancha – Executive Secretary, Reformist Group
“It was perfect, very interesting. The discussion awakened us to the discussion.”
Nwosu Bridget – Asst. Chief Research Officer, Nigerian Press Council
“It was a very important topic. I have gained more knowledge.”
Uchechi Emmanuel – Asst. Chief Research Officer, Nigerian Press Council
“It is apt because online media is posing a challenge in the industry. I have acquired knowledge on what is trending in the profession in the digital age.” – Olayemi Daniyan – Print reporter, Radio Nigeria, Abuja
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