Phnom Penh Post

German skills I got…

As a senior year communications student at the Royal University of Phnom Penh, I was selected to be on a student exchange programme in Germany for a span of three weeks this November. The exchange involved attending courses on online journalism and Web 2.0, the Web-based service provider used by Deutsche Welle Akademie, part of the larger Deutsche Welle media group. During my stint, I learned about cutting-edge Internet technology that the Deutsche Welle – a media organisation similar in i...

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“Students Hack a New Path” on the Phnom Penh Post, March 20, 2009

By Kounila KeoThousands of high school students enter university every year in the hope of studying the right subject for a lucrative job. Business, information technology, and English are among the more popular university majors, but journalism suffers from a perception it is risky.However, this did not deter Chan Sovannara, 22, who attended journalism classes at Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP) in 2007, even though his family warned him he would get a low-paid job by choosing that path.Af...