Chinese language Editor Duties Journalists On Media Industry

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By Halima Sheji

Xu Xiaoen, the President of Jinhua department of Zhenjian Daily Press Group, in China, on Saturday suggested African journalists to dedicate themselves to bettering the media business within the continent.

He spoke in Jinhua on the third  day of the seminar for omni-media journalists from English-speaking African nations on the Zhejiang Normal University, Jinhua metropolis in China.

Xu delivered a complete lecture on administration and operations within the media business.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) stories that the coaching aimed to empower newsmen with important expertise for navigating the ever-evolving media panorama.

Participants from 10 English-speaking African nations, together with Nigeria, shared insights on how one can successfully set an agenda that resonates with readers, significantly inside bigger societies.

The focus was on embracing a multi-faceted strategy to journalism to attain most influence and attain the widest viewers attainable.

In addition to agenda-setting, the seminar emphasised the significance of moral reporting and transparency within the media.

Participants have been additionally inspired to uphold the very best requirements of integrity whereas utilising modern storytelling methods.

“By incorporating diverse voices and perspectives, journalists can create more inclusive narratives that reflect the realities of their communities and foster a sense of belonging among audiences,” Xu stated.

NAN stories that the seminar was not simply a chance for studying, but additionally for networking and collaboration amongst journalists throughout the continent.

Those in attendance have been capable of type precious connections, shared experiences and mentioned methods to collectively sort out challenges inside the business.

By harnessing their shared data and assets, the journalists have the chance to considerably improve the standard of media output of their respective nations. (NAN)

Edited by Uche Anunne