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The Media Blog: We need panadol for NotJustOk’s headache
Because the value being created is massive. We are sure they are already thinking through this. Beht Nigeria is such a tough market.
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The Media Blog: We know you think Nigeria only has about 7 TV stations – but you’re wrong
So we have been doing this snap poll. Asking people, even those who work in the media: how many stations does Nigeria have? We usually hear just about seven: AIT,…
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We just watched Africa Magic’s Hustle. Here’s what we think.
We told you we were counting down to this. All of us at TMB fixed a date in one central location to watch Africa Magic's new comedy series, Hustle. We…
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The Media Blog: DJ Cuppy has a new show – on the new FOX station that launched today
The DJ of the entire whole world, DJ Cuppy is focused still on making big moves. The latest is a brand new 13-espisode show, Cuppy Takes Africa for FOX Life.…
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The Media Blog: CNBC finally figured it out – The Chinese mean business with StarTimes
Because there is nothing like premium when it comes to mass media. Like one of our mentors used to tell us: "it's called mass for a reason". CNBC (the supposedly…
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The Media Blog: We hope you know Tajudeen Adepetu is the biggest media owner in West Africa today
We mean biggest literally. No metaphors needed. We are coming to this in greater detail soon, as we have been working on an article about what makes him so significant…
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Reading material: What you should reading if you work in media content (2)
1. Maybe or maybe not. 2. Jack Shafer is an authority today and everyday. 3. Uncle Mark Zucker(burger) can't have it both ways 4. A reminder we…
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The Media Blog: 3 more Nigerian podcasts we just discovered – and think you’ll love
We like this one. It talks about everything interesting, and they engage. They have a very fascinating fascination with sex. But they are completely worth a listen. And up…
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PODCAST: 93 Days, October 1, 30 Days in Atlanta, and more | The Uncensored Podcast is truly uncensored about Nigerian film this edition
Ifeoma Areh is creative director of Wildflower PR & Company, Lekan Olanrewaju is a scriptwriter (credits including Tinsel and Hotel Majestic), and Tosin Ajibade, is the founder of Olorisupergal.com. Together with…
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The Media Blog: That’s how the Nigerian Army packed 10 journalists from one media house
The Nigerian Army now suddenly has an interest in the media. Before you start thinking it's good stuff, let's put it to you like this: The Nigerian Army is crossing…
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The Film Blog: Someone reviewed A Trip to Jamaica in one tweet
The only thing funny about "A Trip to Jamaica" is how bad it is. ? — Chidumga Izuzu (@Chidumga_izuzu) September 25, 2016 God please, it cannot be.
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The Media Blog: But let’s say the truth, The Marcy Project is a hot mess
We are very reluctant to use those words 'hot mess’. To be honest, it’s lazy. And it’s what critics do when they can’t be bothered to actually commit thought to…
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The Media Blog: Lai Mohammed is going to court – over a scandal that doesn’t even make sense
No one is asking our opinion, but if they did, we would tell them the truth: the entire kerfuffle over the ‘Change begins with me’ campaign is ridiculous. First, because…
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Reading material: What you should be reading if you work in media content (1)
Or journalism. Because is like some of you don’t yet know that you are no longer journalists, and we are all in the business of content now. But that’s a…
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The Film Blog: Ladies and gentlemen, a tsunami is coming to the cinemas this week
We feel sorry for every Nigerian film that's in the cinemas this week. We feel sorry for It’s Her Day. And we feel sorry for our favourite Nigerian movie ever…
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The Media Blog: Molara Wood and Kadaria Ahmed tag-teamed Uti Nwachukwu – and he came roaring back
So this was what started it. @molarawood but also can't believe a program like #Jara would promote bleaching @SirUTI @MNet #Disgraceful — Kadaria Ahmed (@KadariaAhmed) September 24, 2016 Molara…
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The Film Blog: 2 ‘Old Nollywood’ directors have something to say about ‘New Nollywood’
Posted without comment. PS: See anything worth talking about on the ins and outs of the media business in Nigeria on TV, radio, print and online (could be…
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The Media Blog: NaijaContent may or may not be on to something
You should look out for something called naijacontent.com? Because some of you like to compare anything with something Americans have done, let’s explain it as Netflix. For Nigeria. With less…
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The Media Blog: Abeg abeg abeg, there is nothing wrong with the New York Post Brangelina cover
People like to be outraged for the flimsiest reasons. Especially on the Internet. Because it's so easy. Everyone was immediately thinking of Jennifer Aniston when the Brangelina news broke. It's…
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The Media Blog: Dapo Olorunyomi steps (just a bit) aside at Premium Times
This didn’t make as much of a splash as it should have. Understandable sha – it’s Nigeria after all, where the present has very little knowledge of its provenance. Dapo…
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PODCAST: Osagie Alonge, others moving up; banks owning media franchises and more on The Media Blog Uncensored
Ifeoma Areh is creative director of Wildflower PR & Company, Lekan Olanrewaju is a scriptwriter (credits including Tinsel and Hotel Majestic), and Isime Esene, managing editor of YNaija.com stands in…
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The Media Blog: This is where we say ‘Linda Ikeji STUNS’ on the cover of…
You know when it comes to photo stories in every blog these days - celebrities either 'stun', 'sizzle' or 'storm'. Well pick your choose with this Linda Ikeji cover on…
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The Media Blog: Ifan just proved that print magazine covers can still pack a punch
What was everyone talking about all over the blogs yesterday? Toke Makinwa. What exactly were they saying about Toke? All about her cover interview with hot off the press magazine,…
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The Media Blog: Americans have no trust in their media – as usual
Over the past few years, trust in America’s media has continued to trend downwards – on track to hit zero at sometime in the near future, we should be able…
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The Media Blog: The Huffington Post is coming to “sub-saharan Africa”
Someone should warn them that people in Sub-Saharan Africa don’t like to be called by that name – especially when ‘big men’ visit their countries. But that’s how The Huffington…
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The Media Blog: Jason Njoku has made a very, very important move with IrokoX
So, it's always interesting to follow Jason's Njoku's moves - not just because iROKO is a big fish in a very clearly small pond, but also because he shares how…
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The Media Blog: No, we’re not even joking. Adesuwa Onyenokwe is interviewing Bobrisky today
We can't help you if you are in the media and you don't know Adesuwa Onyenokwe. Icon of the talk show format, with One on One and Today's Woman, she…
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The Media Blog: Former Gawker staff appear not to know that something has happened to them sha
You know we love Gawker here. So we keep keeping tabs, even though it’s not a Nigerian company. It's only been a month since power changed hands at Gawker, and…
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The Media Blog: Is like the Nigerian army don’t want to respect themselves
Plenty of bad news have emerged from reporters and storytellers focused relentlessly on the tragedy of the north - famine, institutional abandonment, official theft, recklessness. Admittedly, even the positive stories…
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The Media Blog: Konbini.com arrived Nigeria prepared for a media war
Konbini.com, launched in 2008 in perhaps is a global media company with a presence in France, Mexico, the United Kingdom, the United States, and now, Nigeria. You hadn’t heard of…
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YMonitor
- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy
YMonitor
- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy