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| Title: | Missing the beat: Mainstream media mirror relevance of community media in election coverage in Namibia. |
| Authors: | Brown, Emily |
| Keywords: | Community media - Namibia
Local mass media - Namibia
Journalism, Political - Namibia
Journalism, Campus - Namibia
Elections – Media coverage - Namibia |
| Issue Date: | 2009 |
| Publisher: | Conference of African Journalism Educators (CAJE), Forum for African Media Educators (FAME) |
| Citation: | Brown, E. (2009). Missing the beat: Mainstream media mirror relevance of community media in election coverage in Namibia. Retrieved from http://journalism.co.za/fame |
| Abstract: | In the Department Media Technology experiential learning has always been of the utmost importance. Even though Experiential Learning is a credit-bearing component in the undergraduate Journalism and Communication Technology Programme, it was felt that a Campus media outlet would ensure that such practice-oriented training would be available throughout the Programme. The Campus Media outlet in essence became the in-house training facility for trainee journalists prior to entering the journalism profession. In September 2004 – just prior to the National and Presidential Elections in Namibia - the Echoes News Agency was piloted. |
| Description: | Paper presented at the 2009 Conference of African Journalism Educators (CAJE)and published in the Forum for African Media Educators (FAME) section of journalism.co.za |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10628/203 |
| Appears in Collections: | Media Technology
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