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Two-day training workshop held

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A two-day training workshop on Mobile Journalism was held at a private hotel in Karachi under the Pakistan Information Center (PIC), a new independent body of the Press Information Department (PID) of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

During the two-day workshop, journalists from various newspapers, TV channels and websites of the country were trained on ‘Mobile Journalism’.

During the workshop, journalists were taught timely and fast reporting tools via smartphones, and information was also provided to journalists about the apps and software that are being used by international broadcasters around the world in fulfilling their journalistic responsibilities.

Ayaz Imtiaz Khan, the founder of Mojo Pakistan, trained journalists in mobile journalism and gave them examples to practice.Apart from Karachi, some journalists from other cities of the province also participated in the program while women journalists were also part of the workshop.

The training workshop on Mobile Journalism was attended by journalists of all ages.

 

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