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Research scientists translating to ordinary mortals
There are scientists in Southern Africa doing incredible, ground-breaking research, but their work doesn’t get into the media because scientists talk in their own language – which journalists don’t usually understand. To...
Read more of this articleNewspapers learning in community
How can small community newspapers and magazines be made viable? Delegates from several provinces, sponsored by the Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA), will be pooling their experiences and ideal solutions at a two-day...
Read more of this articleTraining government journalists – being fair, accurate and balanced
frayintermedia’s Michael Schmidt conducted a two-day workshop on “Online to print” for government journalists on February 4 and 5. GCIS, the Government Communication Information System, approached frayintermedia to provide...
Read more of this articleJan – Feb 2010 communication offer to NGO’s
Looking to improve your written communication with stakeholders? We offer a turnkey service to produce brochures, “Year in Review” booklets, annual reports and NGO profiles. NGO_materials Read More →
Read more of this articleGetting the message across during the Soccer World Cup
frayintermedia will conduct a two-day media skills programme for GTZ in January 2010, including practical coaching on being interviewed for radio and television. The massive global media coverage South Africa will receive...
Read more of this articleMalawi and Botswana workshops fully subscribed
Read more of this articleMentoring staff at Alexandra community newspaper
In June 2009 the Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA) commissioned frayintermedia to provide turnkey training and mentoring to the staff of Alex Pioneer, a start-up newspaper serving the Alexandra community. We gave...
Read more of this articleProfessional Journalists’ Association
