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Cape Town Conference: Japanese give Google a run for their money

Posted by Judy Lelliot on June 6, 2007 at 3:43 PM
Decreasing circulation and the new media challenge to traditional newspapers prompted Japanese newspapers to cooperate in a digital consortium, Ko Yamaguchi, special advisor of the Kyodo News Agency, told the last session of the 14th World Editors Forum
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Cape Town conference: Ethics, newspapers versus online

Posted by Judy Lelliot on June 6, 2007 at 3:03 PM

In the age of print newspapers, the ethical rules of journalism were clear, but the digital age has muddied the debate, the 14th World Editors Forum has heard.

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Cape Town conference: Africa must make its own news

Posted by Judy Lelliot on June 5, 2007 at 5:05 PM
Africans need to help themselves to achieve transparent, comprehensive reporting, was the conclusion of “Reporting Africa for Africans and the world”, a debate at the 14th World Editors Forum today.
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Cape Town: Users become producers of news

Posted by Judy Lelliot on June 5, 2007 at 2:47 PM
User-generated content is growing rapidly as the technology becomes available to the world public. Reuters, the BBC, Global Voices Online, Pluck and Ouest-France discussed what this means for the news business in a session at the 14th World Editors Forum.
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Cape Town conference: Defining editorial quality in the digital age

Posted by Judy Lelliot on June 4, 2007 at 9:20 PM

The quality of print is currently better than online, editors agreed in a panel discussion at the 14th World Editors Forum Editors of South Africa’s Editors Forum on the challenges of quality editorial in the digital age.

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