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The Marriage of Traditional Journalism with Information Technology: Concerns and Hopes of Print and Digital Media Publishers

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22nd October 2018

The latest trends in print and digital media, media management and the ever-closer relationship between media content, journalism and IT are in the focus of this article by leading Egypt newspaper El-Sorouk editor in chief, Tallat Ismail in which he shares impressions from the 2018 Digital Media Expo organized by WAN IFRA in Berlin on October 9-11. Mr. Ismail was one of fourteen media managers from Armenia, Algeria, Egypt, Georgia, Moldova, Libya and Ukraine who participated in the event with OPEN Media Hub support.

Author: Talaat Ismail

Media: El-Shorouk, Egypt

Date of Publication: October 20, 2018

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