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  Have you ever heard about the concept of ‘Green Screen’ at any electronic media institute? If not, then you must have probably experienced it, when news anchors and meteorologists on television makes use of the green screen technology to bring a picture in front of your television screen.   The concept of the green screen is being widely used in today’s digital world. It is being taught to several students in almost every institute of media studies. What is a Green Screen? Institute of media studies, electronic media institutes , the entertainment industry, and Hollywood have been effectively using the concept of a green screen. Green screen is also known as colour keying. It is a vertical wall that is converted into green by painting it or covering it with a sheet. The green colour is chosen because of the contrast factor. The basic underlying principle of a green screen that many electronic media institutes teach learners is to isolate the green colour and use the co

  Automated journalism, also known as robot journalism, is the invention of artificial intelligence. It has shaken up the world of journalism across the globe. Some journalism institutes in India find it a threat to the newsroom jobs of journalists and some find it a boon to the journalism industry.   In this article, we have collected the views shared by the best colleges for journalism and mass communication in India and top journalism institutes in India to give a consolidated conclusion of the continuing debate on automated journalism: threat or boon. Market Share of Robot Journalism Some popular and big journalism companies have started using automated journalism. Some of the popular names that use this form of journalism according to the best college for journalism and mass communication in India are Los Angeles Times, Forbes, The New York Times, and Associated Press. Still, the technology is in the innovation phase, the market share of this form of journalism is v