Media In Our Community
How is information disseminated in the media in times of crisis, Cayman’s media consumption trends and the challenges of increasing misinformation across media channels were all hot topics for discussion during LCs Media In the Community seminar.
There was a tour of the Government Administration Building in Elgin Avenue – and the department of Government Information Services. In the evening the dinner, seminars and breakout sessions took place at Signal House in Fairbanks Road, with a debrief at the Roost at the Pickleball Court.
Mentors included Tanya Wigmore and Kaitlyn Elphinstone, while James Robinson was the moderator for the evening.
Speakers and panellists included: Sandra Hill, Founder, Cayman Marl Road (social media) Wendy Ledger, Journalist, Cayman News Service, Raymond Donalee, a representative of Dart Media, and sports journalist Dion Anglin.
Sandra Hill is the founder and administrator of Cayman Marl Road, a popular news and social media platform in the Cayman Islands. Known for her bold and outspoken reporting style, Sandra has built a reputation for covering controversial and high-profile stories. She continues to be a prominent figure in Caymanian media, significantly impacting local journalism.
Dionne Anglin is a prominent sports journalist in the Cayman Islands, known for her passion and dedication to sports and news. She currently serves as a news editor at Radio Cayman, where she delivers sports reports and keeps the community informed about local sports events
Raymond Donalee is a media representative for Dart Media With a background in communications and public relations. Raymond's role involves liaising with journalists, organizing media events, and ensuring accurate and timely dissemination of information. His expertise and dedication have made him a key figure in maintaining Dart Media's positive public image.
Wendy Ledger is a seasoned journalist at Cayman News Service, known for her insightful and impactful reporting. Wendy has covered a wide range of topics, from local politics to environmental issues. Wendy's work not only informs the public but also sparks important conversations within the community. Her ability to present complex issues in an accessible manner makes her a trusted voice in news reporting