An ever-evolving relationship. — Over a year spent weaving in and out of lockdowns and two bouts of quarantine later — it’s safe to say that media, in all its incarnations, has become inseparable from real life, whatever that means. We’re living, working, socialising and relaxing through screens, observing a full life through blue…

Young journalists find strength in numbers at the Future News Worldwide conference, turning challenges into opportunities. — It’s an uphill battle for journalists breaking into the industry when obstacles faced by professionals are at an all-time high. Despite this, 100 young people from 53 countries met at the Thomson Reuters Headquarters in Canary Wharf, London’s bustling financial district, to learn about the challenges faced by modern-day journalists…

The business of self-branding and influence. — The digital age has transformed the term influencer from a social media buzzword into a potentially viable occupation being pursued by numerous youths. Although there are no hard and fast rules determining what makes an influencer influential, such persons are identified by their large following and active online presence. Instagram…

We are living in the age of information overload, where we have access to 1,200 petabytes (1PB= 1000000000000000B =1015 bytes =1000 terabytes) of data contained within the main cyber storage companies including Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft. This excludes other companies such as DropBox, and does not take into consideration…