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PRESENTATION I am Akib Akhlak, bachelor of journalism and mass communication, from Amity University, Noida. I got a chance of doing temporary position with Sahara India News Network from nineteenth JUNE 2017 to nineteenth July 2017 under Supervision of Mr. Zameer Hashmi. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I offer my earnest thanks towards every one of those individuals who … Read more
“Journalists often subconsciously engage in essentially the same process when they decide how to describe the political world. They choose images and words that have the power to influence how audience interpret and evaluate issues and policies”. Agenda setting increases the accessibility of an issue, when the audience are given more exposure to news related … Read more
In 2005, over 10 million Indians switched online for news or information; web and mobile was the ‘big thing’. With credibility and authenticity ‘Data Journalism’ is the ‘survival’ today in online journalism. Data Journalism is all about the presentation of facts, visuals, and investigations of the traditional ‘reporting first’… The digital transition in Journalism can … Read more
“Journalists often subconsciously engage in essentially the same process when they decide how to describe the political world. They choose images and words that have the power to influence how audience interpret and evaluate issues and policies”. Agenda setting increases the accessibility of an issue, when the audience are given more exposure to news related … Read more
Absence of Malice is a film released in 1981 that deals with ethical issues in journalism. The story revolves around a murder case in which Michael Gallagher, a deceased criminal’s son, is the main suspect. In the film, there are various ethical issues with regards to how anews reporter, Megan Carter, reveals pertinent allegations about … Read more
The models and theories to clarify the dynamic affiliation amongst politicians and journalists have pulled in interest since the utilization of propaganda progressively after World War One to convert public for various purposes by the politicians. The ascent of ideological developments in the Second World War and in Europe and in addition the ascent of … Read more
We live in a world, where many of us are not aware of the difference between original news and politically edited news. “We have a free press”, is just a saying. Our daily news that we read in newspapers and magazines, or the news that we hear on radio is highly edited and improvised according … Read more
In 2005, over 10 million Indians switched online for news or information; web and mobile was the ‘big thing’. With credibility and authenticity ‘Data Journalism’ is the ‘survival’ today in online journalism. Data Journalism is all about the presentation of facts, visuals, and investigations of the traditional ‘reporting first’… The digital transition in Journalism can … Read more
The meteoric rise of “uncensored, unmediated, uncontrolled” blogging as a method for reporting and commenting on news had a huge, and complex, effect on the nature of modern journalism (Blood, 2002, no pagination). According to Lowrey, “blogging can foster open, intelligent, and productive public discussion, and… bloggers can spur journalists to produce more accurate, honest, … Read more
Investigative Journalism assumes a key part in serving society by recognizing defilement, improving straightforwardness, and fortifying general feeling. Investigative Journalism of value and pertinence is significant in itself in what it can improve the situation common people and for society, ordinarily holding up truth to control, it can assume an instrumentalist part in re-empowering proficient … Read more
Muckraking was a powerful journalistic force, whose supporters made it become so. Muckraking was the practice of writers and critics exposing corrupt politicians and business practices. President Theodore Roosevelt made the term “muck-raker” popular. He once said The man with the muck-rake, the man who could look no way but downward with the muck-rake in … Read more
Sometimes the strangest situations turn out to be miracles in disguise. That is what happened to me. Who thought that someone who did not like English that much would pick a career that deals with it every day? I sure did not. It must have been something in the air at Kossuth High School, maybe … Read more
