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The Lowdown – News for Teens
It would be naive to think that 13-19 year olds watch the news at ten; hard and analytical…
A news channel for our ‘U-nique’ teens
Teenagers are tomorrow’s citizens of the world. Andria Archontides explores how we could use a multimedia concept to help them form a better understanding of this world.
Anois! TV: News for Irish teens
Anois! TV is a television news channel for Irish teenagers aged 13 to 19 (‘anois’ is the Irish for ‘now’). The channel's output will be original, compelling and specifically tailored to appeal to a young audience. Bulletins will be accurate, informative, energetic and visually stimulating, to catch and hold the attention of teens.
Soch: news for Pakistan’s youth
Youth literacy rate in Pakistan is estimated to be 53 percent and, in an age of digital media, even those who can read are slowly giving up newspapers. Soch or Think offers fresh and alternative views on some of the most pressing issues in the region.
News For Youth
Why watch the news but not sometime more casual after a heavy school day? Current research shows that youths are not so much looking for ‘news’ but a sense of belonging to their own life. News For Youth aims to bring Hong Kong teenagers back to watch news program more often with subjects that they are interested in.
So what’s new…
Watching the news remind us of our parents forcing us to switch over at six o’clock to catch the events of the day. In 2009, Matthew Robson aged 15, helped compile a report about teenage media habits that revealed that teen’s today don’t consume ‘traditional’ media.
Plain packaging or not
Plain cigarette packaging continues to be a debated issue. Ilker Kocas finds out what Bournemouth University students feel about it.
Councillor defends Connexions closure
A Bournemouth Councillor has defended the decision to not renew the contract of youth employment service Connexions in Bournemouth.
Residents query supermarket plan
Applications for three more large supermarkets has been submitted to Christchurch Council this year. Karen Yun speaks to local residents to find out their views on the proposals.