Journalism Dry Cleaner

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

Saturday, 31 March 2012

RELIGION: THE NEXT FRONTIER OF TRIBALISM

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A sacking in the Kenyan Cabinet has precipitated a fallout that has sucked in religion into the already dirty field that is politics. The tr...
Thursday, 22 March 2012

BAD NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS ANCHOR

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A TV screen in Kenya, during news time, can have a station's logo, a clock, two lines of lower-third story-tags, and below it, a scrolli...
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Thursday, 15 March 2012

WHY OUTRACING THE SNAIL IS STILL A FAIL

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The rate at which Kenyan media are adopting the latest technology is painfully slow. Forget the Third World identity or the 'non-fairne...
Thursday, 8 March 2012

AN 'F' FOR MEDIA COVERAGE OF EXAM RIOTS

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A week to the release of the 2011 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education exam results, I argued the local media needed to get an assurance...
Thursday, 1 March 2012

OF JUSTICE FOR CHERONO & JOURNALISM DEMANDING JUDGEMENT

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"He said, she said" isn't journalism. Throwing your reporting at the page and hoping that the reader figures it all out is...
Wednesday, 22 February 2012

REASON FOR EXAMS SEASON OF ERRORS

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In about a week's time, the 2011 examination results for the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education will be released. If the past is a...
Wednesday, 15 February 2012

NO POLICY CAN FULLY POLICE SOCIAL MEDIA

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The line between Social Media and Traditional Media is gradually being obliterated. Not because these two are almost becoming one and the sa...
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