Local literary magazines must strive to innovate to avoid falling behind.
(Baonghean.vn) - Social reality has undergone major changes, readers' demands are increasingly high, requiring the press, including local literary magazines, to truly make a "revolution" so as not to fall behind, and to be capable of shouldering the responsibility entrusted to them by the Party, the State and the People. That is one of the contents emphasized at the scientific conference "North Central Literary Magazine - Innovation for Development".
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Overview of the workshop. Photo: Phuoc Anh |
Attending the workshop held on the morning of July 15 in Vinh City were representatives of the Provincial Party Committee's Propaganda Department, the Department of Information and Communications, the Department of Culture and Sports, leaders of the Nghe An Province Literature and Arts Association; along with editors-in-chief, deputy editors-in-chief and staff of literary magazines in the North Central provinces.
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Comrade Tran Quoc Khanh - Deputy Head of the Provincial Party Committee's Propaganda Department and Comrade Ho Mau Thanh - Chairman of the Nghe An Province Literature and Arts Association presented flowers to representatives of literature and arts magazines of the North Central provinces attending the conference. Photo: Phuoc Anh |
The conference is an annual activity of magazines in the North Central region, which is important in contributing to promoting the development of Vietnamese literature and art.
This year, choosing the theme "Innovation for development", the conference focused on clearly recognizing the opportunities and challenges of literary magazines in the face of the explosive development of the Internet, the 4.0 industrial revolution and the trend of digital transformation.
Many passionate and quality presentations at the workshop revolved around the following topics: The need to innovate operational thinking after press planning; requirements for literary magazines in the digital transformation period; sharing experiences in innovating models and working methods of literary magazine editorial offices to adapt to new requirements.
Thereby, to stimulate the creative potential of young writers; gather and mobilize a team of capable and enthusiastic collaborators; thereby improving the quality and efficiency of literary magazines in the region.
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Journalist Pham Thuy Vinh - Editor-in-Chief of Song Lam Magazine presented the conference introduction. Photo: Phuoc Anh |
In particular, the workshop is a step to suggest the direction of operation and development for electronic magazines when in reality, literary magazines in the North Central region in particular and the whole country in general have just started to implement or are learning to build, so they have very little experience and are still full of difficulties ahead.
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Journalist and writer Hoang Du - Editor-in-Chief of Literature and Arts Times - the mouthpiece of the Vietnam Union of Literature and Arts Associations spoke at the conference. Photo: Phuoc Anh |
The annual and rotating organization of seminars among North Central literary magazines is a necessary and useful professional activity, helping magazines share, learn from experiences and support each other, especially at a time when local literary magazines are still facing many difficulties in their development orientation.
