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Amani Channel Partners with Poynter Institute for Webinar

Award-winning producer and new media expert Amani Channel shares tips, tricks and techniques that every journalist should know in this age of smartphones and digital media. You will learn how to livestream video from your phone to the Web, break news using Twitter, and how to syndicate your content across social networks.

Channel will also explain how to build your online brand through social media and how it can help you stay viable during these tough economic times.

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What Will I Learn:

How journalists are using smartphones to create news content
Smartphone applications every journalist shouldn not be without
How to livestream video content directly from your phone to the Web

Who Should Take this Course:

Reporters, photojournalists, bloggers and others who want to know the tips and techniques you need to cover news in the age of smartphones and digital media.

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