Thursday, November 1, 2012

ASSIGNMENT OF NEWS WRITING



JOURNALIST HAS WARNED ON THE SIDE EFFECTS OF BROWN ENVELOPE
The publication, researching and documentation manager of the media council of Tanzania Mr. John mireni who represented kajubi mukajanga has visited the school of journalism and mass communication for the panel discussion and has insisted the journalists to jeopardize on the issue of brown envelop that for a higher extent affects editorial content and news reporting in particular
Mr. John mireni has advocated that the media council of Tanzania has managed to educate the journalists on the side effects of brown envelops and he then refers to the psychologist Abraham maslov who suggested that the physiological needs like water and food are to meet adequately so as to give relief to journalist
Powerful advertisement can definitely influence editorial content as publication of stories that relates with a certain company to which portrays negative image may influence the company to convince the editorial content and editor especially executive editor are much concern with the distortion of news stories because of bribery. ``Says John mireni``
He never ended there but he insisted on the achievement of the media council of Tanzania  especially resource center(latest literature) but also ethical consideration, annual run of mentor ship editorials for young journalist in which a student will be given all the necessary requirements and finally the remarks on the issue of brown envelope.
The panel discussion aimed to bring awareness and experience to the young upcoming journalist of the school of journalism and mass communication however the event was attended by different guests and particularly the media council of Tanzania practitioners as well as Mr. John merini the publication, researching and documentation manager of the media council of Tanzania who was the guest of honor.
The event took place from 12:00pm to 4:00pm in which the discussion involved exchange of ideas between the student of the school of journalism and mass communication and the media council of Tanzania representatives the situation that gave the student a wide view to understand different staffs pertaining journalism industry but around 4:00pm a guest of honor winded up the panel discussion.

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