A presentation that I delivered to Young Asia Television today on how to use Google services more efficiently and effectively for web research, how to ascertain the veracity of information online and existing media ethics that frame the publication of and references to online sources.
Online Research and Media Ethics
February 25, 2010 0 Comments Short URLJournalism, Media, New media, Online, Sri Lanka, WebICTs in general
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