10: Appendix

How to be a Journalist in the 21st century · LibreTexts

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    • 10.1: Student Stories
      This page presents insights from three BA Communication graduates on how their journalism studies have influenced their careers. Mpho Khoka credits foundational writing skills for her success as a journalist, Denise Robertson highlights the importance of ethical communication in business, and Vonani Ngomana reflects on the diverse opportunities available through journalism beyond conventional roles.
    • 10.2: YouTube page
      This page showcases a YouTube channel that offers video tutorials on journalistic tools and skills, updated regularly. All content is licensed under Creative Commons CC BY, permitting adaptation and reuse. The channel is titled "Journalism tools for the 21st century."
    • 10.3: References
      This page explores various facets of journalism and media communication, focusing on local news, independent media, and digital transformations. It highlights innovative journalism practices and ethical considerations while discussing the changing relationship between journalism and its audience.

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