via allafrica.com One of the Internet’s largest public content sites and the most popular Africa information destination on the web, allafrica.com averages some two million visits and five million page impressions each month. This reach will certainly play a most important role in distributing the content of the Twenty Ten project far and wide – [...]
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I appreciated the boldness and honesty of Onyango-Obbo’s blog on Kenya’s Daily Nation‘site. The article – read it in full below – was shared with me by one of the Twenty Ten Allstar journalists, and it certainly does go a long way to articulating why our coverage of this World Cup is quite so important: [...]
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Posted in Twenty Ten progress on May 7th, 2010
Lusaka, Zambia As part of the Twenty Ten project, World Press Photo hosted two multimedia workshops in 2010, one in Johannesburg, South Africa, and one in Lusaka, Zambia. These were the first two multimedia workshops run by World Press Photo in its 55 year history, reflecting the shift taking place in photojournalism globally with the [...]
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With 108 journalists from some 34 African countries, the ‘Allstar’ journalists of the Twenty Ten project certainly do hail from all parts of Africa. That was certainly made clear when we all sat together in the training workshops, comparing notes from our respective regions of the world. But I don’t think that many comprehend quite [...]
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