AND IT'S A WRAP! World Journalism Education Congress 2019 - Teaching Journalism During a Disruptive Age #WJEC2019 #WJECParis

Mike Cowburn Ulrike Klinger @ulrikeklinger.bsky.social Anders Olof Larsson Joerg Hassler Finally: Radu Meza on politicisation + emotions 🎭 spirals of cynicism 🌀😒 in Romanian press coverage of Schengen accession. 🇷🇴📰🇪🇺 Fantastically polcomm-y panel to wrap up the conference! 👏

manovich new #twitter and other social #datagrants bit.ly/1pGuUJo 12/month all summer

Costa Rican journaliste fatale Giannini Segnini put two presidents behind bars - informative/fun fact delivered by Lorna Institute for international Journalism

Despite repeated mysterious meowing and occasional Arabic wailing ringtones, Sarah managed a deadpan delivery on AUS media law Institute for international Journalism

Just found out from Agnes that the Philippines is the 2nd deadliest place for journalists Institute for international Journalism

Just watched a 10 minute short doc on Philippino recent history narrated by what sounded like 10 year olds #theimportanceofOSN Institute for international Journalism

Kuwait is 1st on the freedom of press in the Arab countries & Kuwaitis enjoy bursting into song and dance in front of starbucks Institute for international Journalism

Meanwhile in Russia, almost 70% Internet penetration, Scrubs rip-offs and cult classic Nu, pogodi challenged by media law - Ina Institute for international Journalism

India's big numbers in radio and print, unregulated TV, suicidal anchors and sneezing laws explained by SRK's ex-mate Shashwati Institute for international Journalism

Just when I thought nobody would mention #ShahRukhKhan, ageless Superman-like, 1 billion+ fans, Indian thespian & one-man brand Institute for international Journalism

Zin Mar from Myanmar Institute for international Journalism explains how journalists are generation-segregated in both media groups and professional associations

Lorna: El Infierno, the most famous Costa Rican blogger still manages to stay anonymous despite a following of over 200 K Institute for international Journalism

Sayf explains how the Arab Twitter revolutions started from a fruit vendor being slapped in the face in a small Tunisian town Institute for international Journalism

Sayf delivered lots of interesting information on the Tunisian revolution after a series of questions from Dr. Awad Institute for international Journalism

Sri Lankan professor, director and scriptwriter Aruna explains presidential dynasties' family trees Institute for international Journalism

Dr. Dr. Dr. Awad from Sudan says he owes his 3 PhDs to good time management. Also Powerpoint animations skill level over 9000 Institute for international Journalism

Brenda about Zambian politics: broken promises, a media system subjected to pressures by presidents pulling dissapearance acts Institute for international Journalism

Merja Drake: when Finnish people find out they rank top in press freedom, they try to find reasons why the rankings are wrong Institute for international Journalism

Professor Jacques Guyot IJIE - "Journalism schools must constantly reinvent the best formula to educate"