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    • Tapas Ray, Department of Media Studeis, Jadavpur University
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  • Publisher:
    Foundation Books
    Publication date:
    26 October 2011
    18 May 2006
    ISBN:
    9788175968622
    9788175963337
    DOI:
    https://doi.org/10.1017/UPO9788175968622
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    • Subjects:
    Film, Media, Mass Communication, Media, Mass Communication
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    This book provides a comprehensive and accessible introduction to online journalism, as well as the internet. Apart from being a medium of communication, the internet is also a vast and continuously growing storehouse of information, which journalists can use to their advantage. Practical aspects of online journalism are explained with a number of case studies. The book attempts to equip the reader with the skills needed to use internet technology in journalism. It also provides an insight into the unique nature of the medium by placing e-journalism within a broad social context. Online Journalism would serve as a text for professional courses, a starting point for students interested in research and as a guide for beginners in the fields of media and advertising.

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