Survey report on the support available to Nigerian Journalists during COVID-19
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COVID-19: Crowdsourcing tips for investigative reporting
The legwork of journalists has been greatly restricted this period when offices and businesses are on lockdown to slow down the spread of the coronavirus. The good news, however, is that today’s journalists work at the intersection of technology and…
A-B-C of reporting COVID-19
Tips for investigative journalists The scale of spread of COVID-19 (otherwise known as coronavirus) to 114 countries and counting in 6 continents of the world but Antarctica, has made the World Health Organisation declare it a pandemic. Journalists have done…
Myths about COVID-19
Since the outbreak of the coronavirus late 2019, there have been all kinds of information about how deadly it can be, getting protection against it, its treatment and who is susceptible to it. Here, we examine two popular myths about…
Tips for Journalists on COVID-19: Safety and writing tips
With the global impact of COVID-19, journalists have a duty to communicate clear and reliable information to the general public. Media organisations must now reinvent their work practices to accommodate the changing needs that journalists require to report effectively. These…
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