Gaurav oberoi (5 risultati)

In general press freedom means freedom unless specifically prohibited by law to gather print and publish information and to set up technologies in pursuit of such objectives to claim and gain access to information This freedom extends to press photographers too In practice freedom of the press means freedom of the owner of a newspaper Journalists enjoy only that much freedom as is given to them by the owner of their newspapermagazine 232 pp.…

Mass media have been recognized as powerful instruments to mould public opinion Therefore various interests have tried to control them The clash of interests always leads to tremendous pressure on the media and the media men Besides the possibility of government pressure on media often there is a clash of interest between media owners and media practitioners advertisers and public relations men Interests of media consumers may also clash with the interest of media owners and practitioners This has led to the establishment of some statutory bodies and formation of several associations and councils to regulate study record and pursue interests of professionals of various categories 232 pp.…

The code of journalistic ethics is therefore an absolute necessity whether it is self imposed or is formulated and enforced by a voluntary or statutory agency like the Press Council The journalistic ethics are no more than individual and social morals which indicate the Tightness or wrongness goodness or badness of the professional actions of journalists 248 pp.…

The Information Technology revolution has really arrived in India And this has changed entirely among other things the work environment in newspaper production and distribution Every time we send electronic mail or log on to World Wide Web site or go to an ATM bank counter at odd hours watch the live telecast of a cricket match being played in Sydney or read a satellite edition of a daily newspaper we witness the transformation of our daily life that computers and satellite communications have brought about 240 pp.…

The media including the press has come to be looked upon as the fourth pillar of the State It has acquired the power of making and unmaking individuals and institutions shaping and moulding views of the people influencing course of events and of arousing and mobilizing public opinion This power may be used for constructive as well as destructive purposes It may be used for protecting and promoting cultural heritage social and moral values and private and public ethical life for fostering unity and integrity of the country 248 pp.…