Students majoring in journalism presented a new media group

January 31, 2013

On 30 January, a presentation of student project Forbidden to Forbid took place in the National University of Ostroh Academy. The project is a result of creative work of third-year students majoring in journalism. All comers had an opportunity to get acquainted with the work of the press, television and radio. At the end of the presentation everyone received a magazine, branded stickers and leaflets.

Forbidden to Forbid is a new generation of students media, where you can get information about recent events and students’ records, come across official and informal documents, interviews with interesting personalities, as well as qualitative analysis. 

"Looking through media products, you want to see interesting topics, colourful and meaningful photos. That is why you have to choose qualitative media. Hence, there are two conclusions: a) revise a thousand of journals and newspapers; b) revise videos, read magazines and listen to the radio of the Forbidden to Forbid media groupand keep close track of the most recent events. Do not limit yourself! Choose Forbidden to Forbid," said Veronika Pakholchuk, one of the project initiators, a student majoring in Journalism.
Everybody is welcome to join Forbidden to Forbid.