Mogadishu University’s Department of Journalism and Communication Organizes Educational Lecture on the Evolving Landscape of Journalism Publishing via Zoom

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Mogadishu, July 1, 2024 – The Department of Journalism and Communication at Mogadishu University recently organized an educational lecture titled “Exploring the Evolving Landscape of Journalism Publishing” via Zoom. The lecture was presented by Dr. Hala Al-Haj from the Lebanese University. A large number of local journalists, media students, and faculty members attended the event digitally. The lecture covered the latest developments in the field of journalism publishing and the impact of digital technology on the industry.

During the lecture, Dr. Hala discussed a range of important topics, including the challenges facing traditional journalism, changes in reader behavior, and the importance of innovation in content creation. She emphasized the necessity of adapting to the rapid changes in the media environment to ensure the sustainability and quality of journalism.

Participants expressed their appreciation for the lecture, considering it a valuable opportunity to gain new knowledge and exchange experiences. They also thanked the Department of Journalism and Communication at Mogadishu University for organizing such events that contribute to the development of journalists’ skills and enhance their ability to keep up with modern advancements in the media field.

This lecture is part of the ongoing efforts of the Department of Journalism and Communication to enhance media education and provide advanced educational programs that meet market needs and strengthen the role of journalism in society.

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