In 2011, UNESCO conducted capacity building workshops for over 330 radio and newspaper journalists in the smaller towns and rural areas of Pakistan to enhance the quality of reporting and news production.
Talk-radio hosts and newspaper editorialists, many of who had been big Jindal boosters, fanned the flames.
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Under a logo which reads "News.va, The Vatican Today", the new portal offers "an exclusive, multimedia presentation of all the other communications websites of the Holy See", including Vatican Radio, the newspaper l'Osservatore Romano and the Misna missionary news agency.
These reporters risked their lives to capture brutal moments in the South's history for newspaper, radio and for television.
East Lothian, Midlothian, Scottish Borders and Edinburgh councils used newspaper and radio advertising as well as posters in their campaign.
The five commissioners will tackle the issue of whether a single media company can own both a TV or radio station and a newspaper in the same market.
He would do newspaper, radio and TV interviews -- especially with Merriman Smith, Hugh Sidey, Sid Davis, Forrest Boyd, Ray Scherer, Helen Thomas, Marianne Means, Walter Cronkite, Phil Potter, Bob Novak.
One to watch, says Charles McGhee, is Mercer University in Atlanta, Georgia, where a local newspaper and radio station have moved on campus, providing what's described as the 'medical residency model' - training journalists on the job, as has long happened with doctors.
Defenders of Arizona's harsh new anti-immigration law are going on the offensive: They are fanning out on TV, radio talk shows and newspaper columns arguing that there is nothing nefarious about this law because all it does is help Uncle Sam enforce its existing laws.
What used to be a difficult process to follow, with episodic radio reports and next day newspaper results has been transformed into a three-day media extravaganza.
After he left office, Koch -- whose ebullient personality made him popular nationwide -- practiced law, hosted a radio show, was a newspaper columnist and made countless appearances on TV series as himself.
He owns a nightclub, various restaurants, a newspaper, a radio station, his own record label and a state-of-the-art recording studio where young artists can develop their careers, and where he produces several of his own albums every year, aimed at the African market.
He has hosted a talk radio show and writes a syndicated newspaper column.
We continuously hear of the ever-changing digital age and predictions now and then, of doom and gloom within the newspaper, magazine, radio and outdoor media marketplaces, among others.
For anyone who has managed to avoid a television, newspaper, billboard, radio show or conversation for the last four months, the X Factor is one of the biggest TV shows in the UK. In the past, it has produced huge stars such as Leona Lewis and Alexandra Burke.
Regarding the second complaint, referring to Mr McCrea's comments in a local newspaper and on BBC Radio Ulster about a possible assembly commission consultation on the number of days that the union flag is flown, the committee considered Mr McCrea guilty of a public attack on party policy and consequently of a further act of indiscipline.
Traditional advertising, whether print (newspaper and magazine), radio, television or coupons is a low percentage tool.
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Spanish media company Promotora de Informaciones S.A., known as Grupo Prisa, has its fingers in lots of pies--newspaper and book publishing, radio broadcasting and pay TV, to name a few.
In the case of a newspaper, trade publication or radio interview conducted over the phone, I strongly recommend that you have your three message points typed up on a piece of paper in front of you.
Chad already has begun pulling out one battalion and the rest will leave incrementally, the president said in a joint interview with France's Le Monde newspaper, TV5 Monde and RFI radio.
Roberto Irineu ran TV Globo Joo Roberto, now 46, headed the newspaper Jos Roberto, now 44, the radio stations.
The tastemakers included radio DJs and producers, TV presenters and producers, newspaper critics, magazine and website editors and respected bloggers.
Daily subscriptions per household began a steady decline in the 1920s, yet the newspaper industry adapted and thrived despite competition from radio and television.
Eleven managers participated in the training, six belonging to three major radio stations: The Liberia Broadcasting System (LBS), Sky FM and The Liberia Women Democracy Radio (LWDR), and five belonging to the newspaper industry: Daily Observer, Inquirer, Public Agenda and Heritage.
Bob Carpenter, a radio reporter at the time, and Paul Tople, a newspaper photographer, believe inexperienced Guardsmen panicked.
Elsewhere, writers have described a shrinking of sentence length in the average newspaper since the nineteen-thirties, probably because of radio.
Big media's problem is that it was built on scarcity: one newspaper in a city, three broadcast channels, ten radio stations.
But if I had a newspaper in Podunk City and full Internet technology and a radio and TV station, the combined entity would survive.
You walk past TVs in public places, you turn on the radio in the car, and even if you don't buy the newspaper, it's hard not to catch the headlines.
The 1891 hubbub of impending doom for the (nascent) newspaper powers is especially interesting in light of the similar goings-on when radio and then television came onto the scene.
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