Handbook of reporting and communication skills / by V.S. Gupta and Rahul Kumar.

By:

Gupta, V.S

Contributor(s):

Kumar, Rahul

Material type:

TextLanguage: English Publication details: New Delhi : Concept Publishing Company, 2023.Edition: Rev. EdDescription: xvi, 174 p. : hbkISBN:

9789355945310

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

23 302.23 GUP

Summary: The book helps journalism and mass communication students understand the fast-evolving media landscape, covering practical skills like writing, reporting, editing, and interviewing for both mainstream and technical media. It offers an inside look at newsrooms—how newspapers gather, edit, design, and finalize news—and explores the magazine industry, including niche publications and their struggle to compete with 24-hour television and internet news. The book also examines how social media and smartphones have transformed news consumption, and addresses the growing challenge of fake news and misinformation, along with the rise of fact-checking initiatives by news organizations and individuals working to keep media platforms credible.

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The book helps journalism and mass communication students understand the fast-evolving media landscape, covering practical skills like writing, reporting, editing, and interviewing for both mainstream and technical media. It offers an inside look at newsrooms—how newspapers gather, edit, design, and finalize news—and explores the magazine industry, including niche publications and their struggle to compete with 24-hour television and internet news. The book also examines how social media and smartphones have transformed news consumption, and addresses the growing challenge of fake news and misinformation, along with the rise of fact-checking initiatives by news organizations and individuals working to keep media platforms credible.