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   AFRICA WAN-IFRA condemns detention of Iranian journalists
AFRICA Europe's online success story
AFRICA Festival of media announces MIPTV partnership
AFRICA Nigeria must protect journos following hostage release - WAN-IFRA
AFRICA Nigeria must protect journos following hostage release - WAN-IFRA
AFRICA Nigeria must protect journos following hostage release - WAN-IFRA
AFRICA Digital not replacing traditional marketing - Miles Young
AFRICA Digital not replacing traditional marketing - Miles Young
AFRICA WAN-IFRA Cross Media Awards 2010 open for entries
AFRICA Final entry call - Diageo Africa Business Reporting Awards
AFRICA Gazzetta.it's multimedia coverage of the World Cup
AFRICA Advertising innovations - newspapers
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The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) has condemned the continued imprisonment of Iranian journalist Emad Baghi and what deems repressive measures employed by the state to silence critical publications. 
Leading-edge news publishers join World Newspaper Congress programme. 
The Festival of Media and MIPTV have partnered to offer a special package for delegates wishing to attend both events. 
WAN-IFRA and IASN have welcomed the release of kidnapped South African sound engineer Nic Greyling and Nigerian commentator Bowie Attamah in Nigeria but remind the Nigerian authorities that it is the duty of the state to provide an environment in which journalists are able to carry out their professional duties without fear of violence. 
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) Cross Media Awards 2010 is now open for entries. The awards recognises newspaper companies that are creating the best local cross-media projects and have succeeded in expanding unique content and advertising across all publishing platforms. 
The annual Diageo Africa Business Reporting Awards 2010 will close for entry submissions in three weeks on 26 March 2010. Finalists will be announced in May and winners will receive a cash prize and a sculpture by German artist, Loni Kreuder, entitled, ‘News'. 
Diego Antonelli, director of Gazzetta.it, recently explained, in an online seminar organised by the World Editors Forum and the International Association of Sports Newspapers, how the company is organising its multimedia coverage for the World Cup. 
The World Newspaper Advertising Conference, held late last week in Copenhagen, Denmark, looked at innovative advertising practices employed by newspapers globally to open up new revenue possibilities. The conference examined new trends and some unusual projects that show how flexible newspapers can be. 
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