if digital media is to be sustainable in the current present and future, media organizations around the world, including those based in Africa, will need to work hard to innovate new resourceful revenue streams.
Tully Mwampanga will be chatting with Boresha Radio Founder, Mussa Sango, as he shares his experience in starting and running Boresha Radio. Join in via @instagram live on Friday July 9, 4:00pm to 5:00pm EAT
During this session, we want to engage with media practitioners and innovators in journalism, discuss the experiences from an East African perspective and provide pathways that would lead to practical and innovative solutions to the increasing challenge of providing high-quality journalism in a financially sustainable way. Session Objectives By the end of this session, participants […]
East African media landscape along the five media viability indicators of Politics, Economics, technology, Content and Community by DW Akademie,
Navigating obstacles in Uganda's journalism.
We will be doing a presentation and later discuss findings to the GSMC/AKU Family on the our latest paper; Innovation for media Viability in East Africa
Kim Chakanetsa, the host and Mary Goodhart, producer, will run one session talking about the process of putting together an episode for a narrative podcast like The Comb.
Liz Lenjo walks us through business law, media law and intellectual property law for start-ups. A crucial element in understanding the various elements of the law and how to stay on the safe side of the law.
This webinar will seek to share the vision of what is possible when African innovators tell their own stories and use storytelling in their work.
The Media Futures East Africa Project, jointly implemented by the Aga Khan University's Graduate School of Media and Communications and DW Akademie, set out to investigate the state of innovation and media viability in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. The research was conducted in two phases. The first phase studied the ecosystem - the political, economic, […]
The Aga Khan University Graduate School of Media and Communications, would like to invite you to a Fireside Chat discussion themed “DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality” in celebration of International Women’s Day 2023.