Tag: ipc, MEDIA
Amendment to Press Council Act:Obnoxious and threat to media freedom-Media CSOs
A consortium of four media development and media freedom organizations have opposed the proposed amendment of the Nigerian Press Council Act by the National Assembly...
Another Decree 4 in the making: As FG seeks laws to regulate social, online media
In it’s desperate bid to gag freedom of speech,the federal government has asked the House of Representatives to enact a law to regulate social and online media in...
200 words for Orji, his numbskull media accomplice
By Ebere Wabara Not long ago, I lost one of my handsets at an interactive forum hosted by Mr. Peter Obi for select consummate journalists in Lagos. About an hour...
Osoba on Momoh’s death:Big blow to the media
Aremo Olusegun Osoba, a former governor of Ogun state has described the death of Prince Tony Momoh, a big loss to the media not only in Nigeria but world over. In...
Nda-Isaiah’s death: A big blow to media – Uzodimma
Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State has bemoaned the sudden death of the publisher of Leadership newspapers, Mr. Sam Nda-Isaiah, describing his passing a big blow to the...
Imposition of fines on TV houses, unending assault on media – NUJ
The Nigeria Union of Journalists(NUJ) has described as undemocratic the decision of the National Broadcasting Commission(NBC) to impose fine of N9 million on...
Sharpen your skills, uphold ethics to survive, Journalists told
Communication scholar and University don, Professor Lai Oso,has spoken of the need for journalists to always strive to uphold journalism ethics as this is one of...
Tell the authentic story of Africa, Immigration advocate tells media
A Dortmund, German based Migration advocate, Veye Tatah has urged the media to tell the authentic story of Africa so as to disabuse the minds of the youths from...
Sacked journalists: 17 things they must do
If you are among journalists who have just been displaced (sacked, sent on forced leave or stand the chance of being laid off soon) below are some crucial points to...
Media tech: Microsoft to replace journalists with robots
Microsoft is to replace dozens of contract journalists on its MSN website and use automated systems to select news stories, US and UK media report. The curating...
