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Journalists are people who are tasked with gathering, reporting, and analyzing news and information through various media channels such as newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and the internet. Kovach and Rosenstiel, two of the most influential figures in modern American journalism, defined Journalists as professionals who research, write, and report news and current events for various media outlets, such as newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and online news sites.
Digital tools are software applications, platforms, or online sources that are designed to assist in various tasks.
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how digital tools play their roles in journalism today:
When Politics Gets Risky: Why Journalists Must Prioritize Cybersecurity
Cyber security encompasses the technologies, processes, and practices designed to protect networks, devices, programs, and data from digital attacks, damages or unauthorized access.
A politically volatile environment is characterized by instability and unpredictability in the political landscape.
Strategies for ensuring Cybersecurity include:
Cybersecurity in Nigeria: What It Means for the Future of Online Journalism
Cybersecurity threats represent one of the most serious national security, public safety, and economic challenges we face, particularly in the 21st century.
Why Search Engines Matter More Than Ever in Journalism
Search engines are digital tools that index, retrieve, and present web content in response to user queries. In the context of journalism, they function as powerful intermediaries between news content and the public, playing a pivotal role in how information is discovered, verified, and disseminated.
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How to Optimize Search Engine
Search Engine Optimization(SEO) is a set of technical and content practices aimed at aligning a website page with a search engine's ranking algorithm so it can be easily found, indexed and surfaced in the SERP for relevant searches.
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Final Thoughts
For journalists in
politically volatile environments like Nigeria, digital safety is a necessity,
not an option. By adopting encrypted communication, engaging in continuous
security training, maintaining strict device hygiene, and mastering
investigative search techniques, journalists can mitigate risks while
safeguarding their sources. In an era of increasing misinformation and digital
repression, these practices empower journalists to uphold press freedom and
report the truth with accuracy and integrity.
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