Journalism Dry Cleaner

An uncompromising critique of how the media covers topical issues, challenging traditional journalism concepts and charting fresh interpretations of news.

Wednesday, 11 May 2011

COVERAGE OF THE BRITISH ROYAL WEDDING: COLONIALISM VS GLOBALIZATION

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For how much longer will the term colonialism be thrust upon latter-day generations of Kenyans?  According to one critic, the coverage of ...
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Wednesday, 4 May 2011

FROM JAMAICA WITH PROUD SHAME: DANCEHALL LESSON FOR KENYANS

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I've been to the Caribbean island of Jamaica, on a news feature assignment. Take it from me. The Jamaican dancehall music scene knows ...
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Wednesday, 27 April 2011

STORIES ABOUT PRISONERS ON TV: SO WHAT AND FOR WHAT?

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Criminals behind bars. Convicted and serving jail terms, some still professing their innocence, while others showing remorse for their hei...
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Tuesday, 19 April 2011

WHY THE MEDIA NEEDS TO DO MORE IN HIGHLIGHTING THE HIGH COST OF LIVING

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Different circumstances same need Great anger is gradually building up in Kenya, over the escalating cost of living. Whereas both tradi...
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Tuesday, 12 April 2011

FREEING THE MEDIA OF POLITICIANS AND THEIR BAG OF POLY-TRICKS

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The mass media is a very powerful tool. Leave it in the wrong hands or fill it with parochial content, and all manner of trouble will most...
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Tuesday, 5 April 2011

THE MISSING WOW FACTOR IN THE COVERAGE OF KENYA'S ICC CASES

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It is a week that will be full of coverage from the International Criminal Court, in The Hague, and players in the Kenyan media scene will...
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Sunday, 27 March 2011

THE GREAT CONDOM DEBATE: FROM RECYCLING TO ACUTE SHORTAGE

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Few people can openly purchase a pack of condoms with a straight face. So it perhaps takes a little while to be convinced that a fully gro...
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