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Lucinda Jordaan

Johannesburg, South Africa

Consultant at Freelance

✍🏽 Writer • Media Consultant • Green pan Africanist • Kia's Mum

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Articles

  • Learnings on serving mobile-first news audiences

    1 week ago | themediaonline.co.za | Lucinda Jordaan

    As the digital revolution makes way for AI integration, Roman Imielski and Adriaan Basson share their agile, future forward approaches to 21st century news delivery. ‘The biggest revolution that I had to go through in my own mindset was that ultimately, it’s not about the format; but it’s about the journalism. We don’t know on which platforms our journalism will be published in the next three  to five years.

  • How to integrate AI into your newsroom: ‘Not just as a tool, but as a transformative force.’

    4 weeks ago | wan-ifra.org | Lucinda Jordaan

    by Lucinda Jordaan [email protected] | May 30, 2025‘AI touches every layer of our transformation – from strategy to tooling, culture, audience – but it also builds upon everything we’ve already done. In my opinion, it’s not a rupture – it’s the continuation.’Based in Munich, Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ) is one of Germany’s largest news publishers, with more than 500 journalists and global correspondents, and more than 300,000 digital subscribers.

  • Divining data: How AI invigorates The New York Times’ approach to investigative reporting

    4 weeks ago | wan-ifra.org | Lucinda Jordaan

    2025-05-30. By building tools based on repeated patterns, The New York Times is strategically applying AI as a force multiplier for investigative journalism – while maintaining traditional journalistic standards of accuracy and verification, explains Zach Seward.

  • ‘War/life balance’: Lessons in modern war reporting from Ukraine

    1 month ago | wan-ifra.org | Lucinda Jordaan

    The 2025 Golden Pen of Freedom was awarded  to Ukraine’s independent media during the World News Media Congress in Krakow this month. Alyona Yatsyna, the 33 year-old co-founder of independent Ukrainian news startup Kordon.Media, was one of a team of journalists on stage to accept the award. Kordon (meaning border) is named for its geographical positioning in the Sumy region close to the Russian border in north east Ukraine, where Yatsyna works as a military journalist and media manager.

  • Ukraine’s Women in Media: Networking against a war on all fronts

    1 month ago | wan-ifra.org | Lucinda Jordaan

    2025-05-14. ‘Online violence against female journalists most often escalates after they publish investigative reports on socially significant topics such as war, corruption, and human rights.’ – Liza Kuzmenko, on escalating threats while war rages on.

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