KONY 2012, a social media sensation last month has quickly filtered out of the public eye. However, with its first event ‘Cover the Night,’ will the movement be reignited? Julia McDonald reports.
What happens when the everyman becomes a producer of media content? Anne Nielsen discusses the dilemmas of citizen journalism.
Is social media the new face of the fourth estate? Alyce Hogg examines the Kony 2012 phenomenon and ensuing backlash and asks where, in today’s rapidly evolving media industry, should we place our trust?
KONY 2012, a social media sensation last month has quickly filtered out of the public eye. However, with its first event ‘Cover the Night,’ will the movement be reignited? Julia McDonald reports.
What happens when the everyman becomes a producer of media content? Anne Nielsen discusses the dilemmas of citizen journalism.
Is social media the new face of the fourth estate? Alyce Hogg examines the Kony 2012 phenomenon and ensuing backlash and asks where, in today’s rapidly evolving media industry, should we place our trust?
Despite the popularity Invisible Children gained through the KONY 2012 campaign last month, efforts fizzled out making a less than successful ‘Cover The Night’ event world wide, Julia McDonald reports.
KONY 2012, a social media sensation last month has quickly filtered out of the public eye. However, with its first event ‘Cover the Night,’ will the movement be reignited? Julia McDonald reports.
What happens when the everyman becomes a producer of media content? Anne Nielsen discusses the dilemmas of citizen journalism.
Is social media the new face of the fourth estate? Alyce Hogg examines the Kony 2012 phenomenon and ensuing backlash and asks where, in today’s rapidly evolving media industry, should we place our trust?
Kony 2012 has become the latest viral media phenomenon. Brendan Lucas interviews Kony 2012 campaigner Timmy Harris to answer the critics.
