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<title>Digital Competences for journalists</title>
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<description>Digital technology and modern marketing are changing journalism as profoundly as the telegraph and the television did. Today's journalists are thus operating in an increasingly complex media environment requiring an understanding of and ability to operate across, multiple production platforms using multiple communication technologies.</description>
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<title>Media and content digitization benefits consumers</title>
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<title>Digital Agenda: Annual scoreboard confirms need for structural economic reform</title>
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