The priorities for 1998 were the reaching of new audiences and the building of a regular presence in the countryside. The response of the Centre for Independent Journalism Romania to these priorities was a successful series of activities for editors of high school student magazines and regular courses for professional journalists in cities like Sibiu and Craiova. Activities at the Bucharest Centre Courses 1. You will learn to prepare for interviews and use the information given from your source. Various guest speakers are invited to illustrate a variety of interviewing techniques for newspapers, T.V. and radio.
Participants discuss news value, and news headlines plus longer segments.
This course deals with internal communications and communications with other organisations. It teaches how to make sure your views and suggestions are best understood by your peers and bosses, as well as how to communicate between your organisations and others, and the media. What types of sound enhance pictures, create a mood, or underline a point. This is one of our most popular and sought after courses, as layout and DTP seem to be a weak point of the Romanian print. It deals with the principles of layout techniques and modern software for processing text and image.