21st century journalism in India /

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Imprint:New Delhi ; Thousand Oaks, Calif. : SAGE Publications, ©2007.
Description:1 online resource (324 pages)
Language:English
Subject:Journalism -- India.
LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES -- Journalism.
Journalism.
India.
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
History.
Format: E-Resource Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11195419
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Varying Form of Title:Twenty first century journalism in India
Other authors / contributors:Rajan, Nalini, 1954-
ISBN:9788132101185
8132101189
9780761935612
0761935614
9780761935629
0761935622
9788178297217
8178297213
8178297221
9788178297224
Notes:Includes bibliographical references.
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Summary:The Indian media is witnessing an explosive situation with newspaper and magazine. circulations increasing in great numbers and television news channels?in. both English and regional languages?going up by the day. Internet news portals, . too, are recording a good number of hits. Journalism, then, holds tremendous promise for both seasoned and budding journalists. However, behind every promise, there lurk dangers and temptations, which must. be scrupulously avoided if the basic values of the profession are to be safeguarded. Otherwise, the relentless spotlight of criticism will turn on journali.
Other form:Print version: 21st century journalism in India. New Delhi ; Thousand Oaks, Calif. : SAGE Publications, ©2007 9780761935612 0761935614
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction
  • Part I. Representing The Unrepresented
  • The Gender Factor
  • The Problem with Media Reportage of Queer Lives
  • At Least Some Children get 'Mosambi' Some of the Time
  • The Unwritten Writing: Dalits and the Media
  • Dalit Murasu: Surviving a Difficult Decade
  • 'What is the Spanish Word for Appeasement?'
  • Prophetic Misreading
  • Part II. The Plurality of Practice
  • Economics through Journalism
  • Media Freedom and the Right to Privacy
  • Exposing the Media Spiel on Rural Women
  • Writing Science: Breaking the Language Barrier
  • The Arts Beat! Feel the Heat!
  • Writing on Art
  • Pun Job, Sind, Gujarat, Maratha: Humour in Indian Journalism
  • Part III. Media in Perspective
  • The Information Revolution and the Emerging Media Ecology
  • In your Face! Teaching Broadcast Journalism
  • My Days at Sun
  • Prescribed Truth, Licensed Freedom: The Press in post-Mahathir Malaysia
  • When the News Desk makes the News
  • Covering Photojournalism
  • The Relevance of the Metro Section
  • Part IV. Future Trends
  • Journalism: The Practice and the Potential
  • Citizen Journalism and the New Media
  • Online Journalism in India: 2000 to 2005 and Beyond
  • Caught in the Net
  • Blogging: a New Paradigm in Journalism
  • Tell Me a Story: Writing and Teaching Narrative
  • India: a Billion Testimonies Now