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Know your tweets from your facebook and your blog, 17-19 August 2010, Jhb
After the success of previous workshops, frayintermedia presents a three-day course on interactive social media tools that provides an overview of the existing tools as well as the skills to use them effectively. The course is...
Read more of this articleSocial Media Tools and Writing for blogs Workshop, 21-23 July 2010
Leading media training agency frayintermedia presents a three-day course on interactive social media tools that provides an overview of the existing tools as well as the skills to use them effectively. The course is divided...
Read more of this articleCovering Poverty and Food Security, 22-23 April, Jhb
Food riots across Africa, sparked by the global economic crisis, have made food security the continent’s most pressing issue. Is your newsroom equipped to cover the issue quickly, intelligently and in depth? Africa is home...
Read more of this articleNewsletter design using Open Source software 15-17 June, Jhb
frayintermedia presents a three-day course on effective newsletter production using Open Source software. Open Source software applications are available to individuals and organisations at no cost, usually available via download...
Read more of this articleKnowing your tweets from your facebook and your blog, 8-10 June, Jhb
Interactive social media marketing tools. frayintermedia presents a three-day modular course on interactive social marketing tools that provides an overview of the existing tools as well as the skills to use them effectively. Do...
Read more of this articleAre we a nation of violent drinkers? Soul City launches Phuza Wize
Whatever your answer, the available research paints a horrifying picture: More than half of the victims of non-fatal and fatal violence test positive for alcohol in urban areas. Most violence-related deaths occur on Saturdays...
Read more of this articleResearch 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 articleProfessional Journalists’ Association
