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After a busy day...

I get home and ask myself what to do to get people on my blog...I also have a pounding headache from staring at the mac screen for seven hours deciding what would look best on a cover page.

Sitting on my bed having dinner I decided to watch 'The Queen', Now this movie has been in my possession for a while and I'd always suspended watching it cos I though it be boring. Quite the contrary, its actually interesting.

We tend to look at life from one point of view alone and not think of whats going on in another persons mind. For those of you thinking of doing investigative journalism next year, I'd recommend you see it.

I'm sort of a movie bug, so if you need tips on what to see and what not to, feel fry to drop a note and I'l get back to u asap. Schools not only bout books u know, what you learn outside campus counts alot. Just like d name of this blog...lets interact for a better future.

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TABLOID TECHNIQUE VS NEWSPAPERS


There's no denying that tabloid concepts are slowly seeping into newspapers. Example: look at a few front pages:
Independent-
.Muslim officer sacked from guarding Blair
Times-
.Free book

In summary 'free, sex & news' sells

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Its been a huge discussion in class that, as the media becomes more business oriented it would loose its credibility. Personally, I think the fact that more people are owning media organisations is a good thing.

Just like every other business, the fittest would survive. Making money or working for profit doesnt neccessarily mean loosing core media values. Rather than run away from the commercialisation of the media, we should embrace it and find a way to make it work for the better.

Let me know what you think about this

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why Nigerians abroad do not come back home

Please help me out here. I seem to be the only Nigerian who is thinking of returning back home after my masters. I mean there are alot of Nigerians abroad who live as illegal immigrants and they feel they are better off than those in the country? Do you agree with this? Whats really keeping them here?