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UpfronT 5 The World Journalism ConferenCe Comes To afriCa 5 The BlaCkBoard Blogger by Erik HErsman 5 an ediTor’s WorsT nighTmare by brEtt Lock Seen from soccer fields in Greenpoint, construction cranes rise above the site of the new Greenpoint Stadium in Cape Town. The all-weather stadium is designed to seat 70 000 people. It is one of 10 that will be used in the 2010 Fifa World Cup. Photo by David Larsen/Africa Media Online The Global financial crisis 8 CaughT in a BlamesTorm by rEg rumnEy 9 souTh afriCa’s finanCial Press and The PoliTiCal ProCess by robErt brand 10 When Journalism is a BlunT knife by Fackson banda 13 BeTWeen a roCk and a hard PlaCe by gavin kEEton 14 Cheerleaders To a Crisis by sEEraj moHamEd 15 shooTing The messenger by brucE WHitFiELd 16 eConomiCs By numBers 17 as safe as houses, noT by rEg rumnEy 18 shining lighT on The shadoW eConomy by tim coHEn 20 When a WaTChdog doesn’T Bark by anton HarbEr 21 measuring uP by caroLinE soutHEy 22 The TeTT offensive by rEg rumnEy 2010 World cUp 24 Whose World CuP? by janE duncan 26 Weighing uP The mega-evenT 27 amPlifying afriCa’s voiCe by david LarsEn
diGiTal developmenTs 30 meeTing demoCraCy’s Challenge by Harry dugmorE 32 Calls aCross The divide by Harry dugmorE and kHaya tHonjEni 33 Journalism Takes flighT by guy bErgEr 35 freeing The fuTure by HEatHEr Ford 36 neWsPaPers and Thinking The unThinkaBle by cLay sHirky 38 Transforming Journalism ... 140 CharaCTers aT a Time by juLiE PosEtti 41 neW skills for old Journos, or, old skills for neW Journos by toby sHaPsHak 42 The shoCk of The neW by duncan mcLEod 43 Tuning in To Change by dianE macPHErson 44 The ConvergenCe Conundrum by ELvira van noort 44 The fuTure of loCal by vincEnt maHEr 45 Bloggers, The neW WaTChdogs on The ZimBaBWe BloCk by notHando ndHLovu 46 CommenTary from The Wrong side of The digiTal divide by aLicE kLEmEnt 47 The imPrisoned inTerneT of addis aBaBa universiTy by siLEsHi yiLma 48 dying To Tell a sTory by tHanduxoLo jika and tHEo jEPtHa 50 a snaPshoT of life by cLodagH miskELLy doinG beTTer JoUrnalism 52 China in The afriCan mediasCaPe by Fackson banda 54 Terreno oCuPado by jo ractLiFFE 56 living in fear of rePorTing The TruTh by gErard guEdEgbE 57 radio eCClesia To The resCue by manuEL viEira 58 JournalisTs Who Change The World by dEboraH bLum 58 a surge of sCienCe by aisLing irWin 59 under The miCrosCoPe by nadinE bökE 59 moBile moniTors by Harry dugmorE 60 seen and heard by robin vincEnt 61 rePorTing divorCe by WiLLiam bird 62 leT’s noT WasTe This Crisis by katE skinnEr 63 a CiviC engagemenT by rod amnEr 64 making familiar The unfamiliar by HaroLd gEss 66 fog of War by karEn WiLLiams books and WriTinG 68 a useful and enriChing Tool rEviEW by robErt brand 69 reConfiguring The ConTours of media sTudies rEviEW by Fackson banda 70 a loCal design vernaCular rEviEW by brian garman 71 an ePiC advenTure of doCumenTary film-making rEviEW by aLEttE scHoon 72 Ways of WriTing by kEvin bLoom 73 When deadlines don’T loom by LEoniE joubErt 73 an aCCidenTal JournalisT by LaurEn bEukEs “The true development value of mega-events has become a sore issue in many host countries. The crowding in of investments around stadiums can lead to the crowding out of investments in more distant areas. Jobs that are created may be temporary, casual and low-paid.” “Whose world cup?” Page 23
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