Writing for Media and Monetising It

Name: Writing for Media and Monetising It
SKU: 90262
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The book is about the craft of writing in simple, clear, and relatable language. But it offers more. It provides a step-by-step approach, with lots of examples, about writing, especially writing for the media, and how you can get value from content. It also provides tips and insights on media law, writing for impact, and syndication, generative AI and originality, and how to manage feedback and trolls.

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About the Author

He is currently Senior Vice Chairman/Editor-In-Chief of LEADERSHIP and has over 35 years of experience in journalism. He was Editor and later, Executive Director, Publications, PUNCH. He was also MD/E-I-C and co-founder of The Interview magazine a privately-owned monthly Q & A magazine based in Abuja.

He is a fellow of the Nigerian Guild of Editors, was an editorial board member of the World Policy Journal, a former member of the Board of the World Editors Forum; and a founding board member of the Global Editors Network. He was Chairman of the judging panel of the CNN African Journalist of the Year Panel

He is an author and a columnist with local and international media houses including City Press of South Africa; Daily Maverick, South Africa; Indepth News based in Europe; Ghanaian Chronicle and Clarin of Argentina. Apart from editing a number of published essays; he is the author of the book, “The Trial of Nuhu Ribadu.”

He is a director of the Dantiye Centre for Leadership and Journalism (DCLJ), a capacity-building centre indirectly accredited to the African Union Economic Social and Cultural Council (AU-ECOSOCC).

He is a graduate of Mass Communication from the University of Lagos and holds a master’s degree in Public Administration and International Affairs from the same university.

He was a voluntary part-time lecturer of Journalism at the Department of Mass Communication, University of Lagos; and also, at the NIJ, Ogba, Lagos.

He is currently Chairman of OpenFees, an Abuja-based NGO that has, in the last six years, paid fees for over 400 indigent students in public schools in Abuja.