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These are the most recent articles mentioning "blog" As the Week Draws to a Close in Accra:Back to Work, or Driven to a Happy Distraction ... ersonal ways, as well as the positive developments going to take place, let me take this opportunity to wish all Ghanaians and fellow readers of this blog a STUPENDOUS New Year!As you might see from the inset picture, depicting Stanbic Bank's sponsorship of some games associated with Ghana 2008, foo... Merry christmas to u all! ... nalretreat in elminabeach resort,central region ofghana, i seriously doubt that as ihappily surf the'net on mymotorola z6, i can provide coherent blog entries!While i allowself-indulgence2wards christmas festivities, allowme 2 wish all uregular n non-regular readers astupendouschristmas period,f... ICT And The Future Of Journalism Profession ( I ) ... ICT And The Future Of Journalism Profession ( I ) By Abissath Created 2007-10-16 12:06 By Mawutodzi K. Abissath A renowned Ghanaian Blogger by the name Emmanuel K. BensahII [sic] (a.k.a. Emma), recently made an analogy that: "As behind every married couple there is a partner, so, too, behind eve... Improving the quality of journalism using web 2.0 “ a practical training workshop Improving the quality of journalism using web 2.0 “ a practical training workshop10th to 11th October 2007 Accra International Press Centre 1.Video Blogging Prince Deh http://docs.google.com/Present?docid=dhq5k5zf_10ghp7pr&fs=true2. Wikis for the newsroom by  Kwami Ahiabenu,II http://docs.goo... Ghana's Business & Financial Times Paper, Come Again! ... ay's Business and Financial Times newspaper--a paper I look forward to reading each week -- is strangely familiar: it is from http://accradailyphoto.blogspot.com/2008/05/money-laundering.html, my Accra blog--without attribution. I called them as soon as I saw it. They promised me they would acknowl... Ghana's Business & Financial Times Paper, Come Again! ... ay's Business and Financial Times newspaper--a paper I look forward to reading each week -- is strangely familiar: it is from http://accradailyphoto.blogspot.com/2008/05/money-laundering.html, my Accra blog--without attribution. I called them as soon as I saw it. They promised me they would acknowl... << back