Theory and Practice of Journal /
Ahuja, B.N.
Theory and Practice of Journal / B.N. Ahuja - Delhi: Surjeet Publications, 2011. - xii; 375p. ; Soft-Bound, 22cm.
PART 1 : THEORY OF JOURNALISM:
1. Introduction to Journalism;
2. Journalistic Function;
3. The functions and departments of a newspaper;
4. Management problems of a newspaper;
5. The editorial department at work;
6. Where newspaper gets their news;
7. Sub-editing;
8. Reporting;
9. The profile of a reporter;
10. Art of writing a newspaper story;
11. The journalistic style;
12. The art of interviewing;
13. The make-up of a newspaper;
14. The printing department of a newspaper;
15. Outlines of printing technology;
16. Proof-reading;
17. The advertising department of a newspaper;
18. Advertising;
19. Selecting the media;
20. Functions of an advertising agency;
PART II: FREEDOM OF THE PRESS:
21. Struggle for freedom at the international;
22. Limits on the freedom of information round the world;
23. Classification of press freedom by degree of autonomy;
24. Uses and misuses of media in modern society;
25. Governmental control Vs. the people right to know;
26. Global patterns of journalism;
PART III : BROADCASTING JOURNALISM:
27. Innovations in TV technology;
28. Television distinguished from the press;
29. Television distinguished from the press;
29. Television journalism;
30. Mass communication of the future;
PART IV : HISTORY OF JOURNALISM:
31. History of 32. British newspapers;
32. British newspapers;
33. History of the American press;
34. The press in west Germany;
35. The Press in G.D.R., U.S.S.R., China and other countries;
36. The history of Indian press;
37.Press since independence;
38. Government publications and publicity;
39. Radio broadcasting in India;
40. Television in India;
41. Controversy on autonomy for AIR and T.V;
42. Films in India.
X
9788122902570
070 / AHU
Theory and Practice of Journal / B.N. Ahuja - Delhi: Surjeet Publications, 2011. - xii; 375p. ; Soft-Bound, 22cm.
PART 1 : THEORY OF JOURNALISM:
1. Introduction to Journalism;
2. Journalistic Function;
3. The functions and departments of a newspaper;
4. Management problems of a newspaper;
5. The editorial department at work;
6. Where newspaper gets their news;
7. Sub-editing;
8. Reporting;
9. The profile of a reporter;
10. Art of writing a newspaper story;
11. The journalistic style;
12. The art of interviewing;
13. The make-up of a newspaper;
14. The printing department of a newspaper;
15. Outlines of printing technology;
16. Proof-reading;
17. The advertising department of a newspaper;
18. Advertising;
19. Selecting the media;
20. Functions of an advertising agency;
PART II: FREEDOM OF THE PRESS:
21. Struggle for freedom at the international;
22. Limits on the freedom of information round the world;
23. Classification of press freedom by degree of autonomy;
24. Uses and misuses of media in modern society;
25. Governmental control Vs. the people right to know;
26. Global patterns of journalism;
PART III : BROADCASTING JOURNALISM:
27. Innovations in TV technology;
28. Television distinguished from the press;
29. Television distinguished from the press;
29. Television journalism;
30. Mass communication of the future;
PART IV : HISTORY OF JOURNALISM:
31. History of 32. British newspapers;
32. British newspapers;
33. History of the American press;
34. The press in west Germany;
35. The Press in G.D.R., U.S.S.R., China and other countries;
36. The history of Indian press;
37.Press since independence;
38. Government publications and publicity;
39. Radio broadcasting in India;
40. Television in India;
41. Controversy on autonomy for AIR and T.V;
42. Films in India.
X
9788122902570
070 / AHU