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NewsWrap is an Icelandic TV channel and online news site that uses Social Media Networks to engage with its audience. NewsWrap targets teenagers of 13-19 years old and covers International and National stories. There is a strong focus upon music and popular culture.
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.
Youth News Today
As teenagers and young adults turn over from the news Ian McCreery takes a look at ways the media can get teenagers interested in world events.
WATSUP News
Let’s face it, if teenagers are given the choice of watching Eastenders, Big Brother, Tracey Beaker or the news, I would guarantee that a low percentage would choose the news. WATSUP news is a innovative news channel aimed at teenagers aged 13-19.
TTN: Teen Time News in Poland
Launching a TV news channel for teenagers in Poland can be a challenging and difficult task, especially in age when to gain young people’s attention is almost impossible.
VIT: For India’s youth
Voice of India Today (VIT) targets the modern day teenagers of India bringing to them current affairs and infotainment news from across the world.
YuvaTV!
The youth no longer get their news from just watching TV. In fact, studies indicate that they prefer spending hours on social networking sites to get their daily dose of news. In such a scenario how does TV news survive the onslaught of the 'digital age'? Debesh Banerjee suggests a way out through a TV news channel for the Indian youth.
Buggle: a 1970’s approach to 21st century TV
As the advent of the internet, and an increase in mobile devises, seeks to threaten televisions dominant position at the centre of media consumption, Ashley Fraser looks at how TV can embrace these technologies to recapture the teenage audience.
