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THE Manila Times School of Journalism will soon conduct its inaugural Workshop in Journalism for Social Media Content Creators, a two-day workshop designed to elevate the skills of social media content creators in the Philippines.

The workshop, set for July 26-27, will be conducted by multi-awarded multimedia journalist Jacque Manabat, who is known for her innovative approach to storytelling and dedication to reaching a broader audience.Manabat was the first Southeast Asian journalist to use TikTok as a news platform, revolutionizing storytelling through an infotainment approach, and the first Filipino journalist verified on TikTok.

With more than 17 years in media, Manabat's dedication to journalism, media literacy, and community service exemplifies her commitment to excellence and the power of journalism to effect change.As social media continues to play a pivotal role in how information is disseminated and consumed, The Manila Times is committed to promoting and advancing the standards of journalism within this space.

 

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