| Nanyang Journalism Online |
 Welcome
to Nanyang Journalism Online! It is a showcase for students'
projects of two classes, Online Journalism and Broadcast Journalism,
at the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, NTU.
This site showcases online journalism projects and BJ
dispatches from our SCI students.
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Dispatches...
from the class of Broadcast Journalism |
See the BJ dispatches from our SCI students below.
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Radio Fusion
Daniel Ong, Sim Limin and Dian Melati Bte Mohamed Ismail
Fusion has a new home. NTU's very own radio station can now be seen as well as heard. Fusion programmes were once only recorded in the studios at the School of Communication and Information; now they are produced right next to the computer shop at Canteen B. Drop by and see your favourite DJ in action.
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Grandfather's Collection
Cheryl Tan Hian Hui, Rachel Lim Xiao Fen and Chia Shun Yi
X-box, PlayStation, Gameboy... Many children seem to regard them as standard items. But have you ever wondered what toys your parents or grandparents played with? Time to visit the New Curiosity Shop. It's a quaint old place in Arab Street where you can see - and play with - toys from fifty or sixty years ago.
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Parking Charges
Lim Song Qi Rachael, Grace Tay Shu-en and Cheryl Ng Pei Ling
Until this year, use of open car parks was free at NTU. Some people chose to use the covered car parks - and paid for the privilege. Now everybody has to pay. Spectrum reports.
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See the online journalism projects
done by our SCI students here.
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Revamping the Digital Nanyang Chronicle
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The new Digital Chronicle will be a full-fledged interactive news site with original content, coupled with repackaged offline content, that promises a new experience for readers.
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Reminiscent
of Singapore
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Reminiscent of Singapore is a walk down memory lane for Singaporeans. This is your one-stop portal for all things to do with Singapore's past, and it's fading past.
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