Citizen journalism empowers ordinary people to report news and share diverse perspectives, transforming the media landscape and democratizing information.
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From educational content for farmers to epic serials like Ramayana, Doordarshan shaped Indian television and society, leaving a lasting cultural legacy since its inception in 1959.
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Discover the essential abbreviations in journalism and mass communication. Our guide simplifies key terms, helping you navigate the media industry with ease.
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Soap operas have been enchanting audiences for decades with their dramatic twists and complex relationships. Dive into the world of daytime drama and see what makes these shows so addictive.
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Ever wondered how a newspaper makes it from the editor’s desk to your doorstep? It’s not just about writing and printing—there’s a whole symphony of departments working behind the scenes. From the Editorial team crafting the news to the Circulation department ensuring it reaches you on time, each section plays a vital role. Dive into this article to uncover how these departments interconnect, ensuring that your morning read is informative, timely, and engaging
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1. Which concept in media studies describes the practice of producing and consuming media content across multiple platforms? a) Cross-media ownership b) Transmedia storytelling c) Media consolidation d) Media diversification Correct Answer: b) Transmedia storytelling Explanation: Transmedia storytelling involves telling a single story or story experience across multiple platforms and formats, where each piece contributes
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1. Which theory argues that media does not have a direct impact on audiences but instead reinforces pre-existing beliefs and opinions? a) Limited Effects Theory b) Uses and Gratifications Theory c) Cultivation Theory d) Hypodermic Needle Theory Correct Answer: a) Limited Effects Theory Explanation: Limited Effects Theory posits that media has a minimal effect on
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1. Which of the following concepts is central to the Spiral of Silence theory in mass communication? a) Fear of isolation leads people to remain silent if their views are perceived as minority opinions b) People speak louder when their opinions are in the minority c) Media amplifies the voice of the minority over the
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