COMMUNICATION AND JOURNALISM

authored by: Rizwana Malik, Mudasir M Kirmani, Reeba Rouf & Moin Farooq

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This comprehensive book delves into the multifaceted fields of communication, media, and development communication, offering an in-depth understanding of the dynamic forces that mould the information environment. It explores the basic ideas of communication at first before addressing the media changing environment and its diverse social functions.

The section on Understanding the Structure and Construction of News scrutinizes the anatomy of news, dissecting the layers that contribute to its formation. From journalistic ethics to the impact of technological advancements, this segment provides an insightful journey into the core of news production.

From this point onwards, the book focuses on the diverse field of journalism. We look closely at subjects like how journalism has changed over time, all of its aspects, and how important it is in influencing public opinion. The reader is guided through the duties and difficulties that journalists face in a time when the media environment is changing quickly. The importance of media in society is emphasized by the book throughout its examination of these subjects. It examines how the media affects cultural narratives, public discourse, and the larger development communication paradigm. The main subject provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of these dynamic disciplines by highlighting the connections between media, communication, and societal evolution.

Essentially, this book serves as a comprehensive guide for students and scholars, offering an in-depth understanding of the intricate interplay between communication, media, journalism, and their collective impact on societal development
 

Dr. Rizwana Malik: doctorate in Agricultural Extension from the University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore, Karnataka, has demonstrated good achievements in her academic and professional career. Qualifying the National Eligibility Test (NET) in 2004, she has contributed to agricultural research, particularly at the grassroots level, focusing on disseminating technology to benefit fishers in general and farmer community in particular. Dr Malik's multifaceted involvement encompasses not only organizing training sessions and publishing approximately 40 research papers with an emphasis on practical applications but also leading various research projects. Her commitment to community development and the implementation of agricultural practices is evident in her work, which aims to enhance the lives and skills of individuals within the fisheries and other allied sectors.

Dr Mudasir M Kirmani: working as Assistant Professor in the Division of Social Sciences, FoFy, SKUAST-K, holds doctorate in computer sciences. He has been associated with various projects which have been implemented to benefit the society in general and farmer community in particular. He has published more than 60 research articles, 02 books, and a good number of book chapters in reputed international publications.

Ms. Reeba Rouf: is a research scholar in Fisheries Extension at Division of Social Sciences, Faculty of Fisheries, SKUAST-K. She has completed her Bachelors in Fisheries Sciences and is pursuing her Masters in Fisheries Sciences where she has been associated with the different research projects of the division which has helped her to gain good acumen of research and reaching to fishers. She is an extensive researcher and has been actively involved in interacting with the fishers to help them in improving their knowledge and expertise.

Mr. Moin Farooq: is a research scholar in Fisheries Extension at Division of Social Sciences, Faculty of Fisheries, SKUAST-K. He has completed her Bachelors in Fisheries Sciences and is pursuing her Masters in Fisheries Sciences He is an extensive researcher and has been actively involved in interacting with the fishers to help them in improving their knowledge and expertise. He has been implementing the philosophy of “Empowering people around him to empower himself” while interacting with the farming community.

1. Communication

2. Media and Development Communication

3. Understanding the Structure and Construction of news

4. Journalism

5. Facets of Journalism

6. Media Role

References

 

0 Start Pages

Greetings and welcome to a comprehensive exploration into the fields of journalism, media, and communication. This book takes the reader on a dynamic trip across the intersection of information, technology, and society progress. We explore the foundational ideas of communication in the first few chapters setting the stage for a more sophisticated comprehension of its complex nature. From there, we continue our investigation into the dynamic field of media, paying close attention to how it both shapes and reflects societal shifts. "Understanding the Structure and Construction of News" is an essential component that offers insights into the anatomy of news by removing the layers involved in its formation. Here, we walk through the fundamentals of news production, covering everything from moral dilemmas to the game-changing effects of technological advancements.

 
1 Communication

1.1 Meaning The English word 'communication' is derived from the Latin communis, which means common sense. In other words, it is the transmission and interaction of facts, ideas, opinions, feelings, or attitudes. Communication is a two-way process that involves transferring info rmation or messages from one person or group to another. This process goes on and includes a minimum of one sender and receiver to pass on the messages. These messages can either be any ideas, imagination, emotions, or thoughts. Communication is a Latin word that means "to share".

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2 Media and Development Communication

2.1 Audio-Visual Aids Classification Audio-visual aids are tools that combine auditory and visual stimuli to facilitate learning and improve comprehension. They can make abstract ideas more concrete and understandable. Here's a classification of some commonly used audio-visual aids: • Audio Aids Tape recorders: are tools for teaching that playback sound or music. Radio: Programmes can serve as educational resources and audio learning aids. Podcasts are digital audio programs or episodes with a focus on learning.

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3 Understanding the Structure and Construction of news

3.1 Language and Principles of Writing: Basic Differences Between the Print, Electronic and Online News Because each media has a unique readership with different needs, writing for print, electronic, and digital news demands distinct terminology and approaches. Here are the key differences: Print News: Language Conciseness: Print news requires concise and to-the-point writing due to limited space. Formal Language: Language tends to be more formal and structured. Third Person: Writing is often in the third person. Headlines: Print headlines are shorter and must convey the essence of the story.

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4 Journalism

4.1 The Meaning of Journalism The profession and practice of journalism entail gathering, confirming, analysing, and distributing news and information to the general public. Reporters, often known as journalists, are essential to the accurate, timely, and insightful coverage of events, problems, and advancements that have an impact on society. They are responsible for presenting the facts, providing diverse viewpoints, and conveying information in a clear, objective, and ethical manner.

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5 Facets of Journalism

5.1 Basics of Writing Writing news stories involves a specific set of guidelines and practices to ensure accuracy, clarity, and effective communication. • Writing News Stories A methodical approach is necessary when writing news articles in order to provide accurate, educational, and captivating information.

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6 Media Role

6.1 Role of Media in Democracy: Introduction The media is the fourth pillar of democracy. The media has a critical role in creating a democratic culture that transcends the political system and gradually enters the general public's consciousness. Voters rely on the political information provided by the media to make their selections. They facilitate discussion and help discover issues facing our society.

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7 End Pages

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