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The media field has two sub-segments: 1.       Print media 2.       Electronic media With growing technology, easy access to the internet, Smartphones and electronic items, many aspiring people choose to make a career in the electronic media industry. If you are one of them, this article gives A to Z information about making a shining career in electronic media. What is Electronic Media? The media line that needs to use any kind of electronic or electrochemical means to relay news or information to masses is called  electronic media . Needless to mention, we all get influenced, inspired, and impressed with this form of media which is available on television, phone,  radio , computer, etc. Read More:  Everything You Need to Know to Make Career in Electronic Media

All mass media and communication students have multiple options to choose a shining career. One of the most interesting career paths for the people that enjoy a constant flow of adrenaline rush is investigating journalism. The investigative journalist does the most interesting and somewhat risky job. They uncover the truth in the public interest by performing thorough research and investigation. Yes, the kind of journalism you must have seen in many Bollywood movies where journalists try to reveal the truth behind a cunning politician or a big mystery. You can get into this exciting line by choosing this field. Wondering, how to become an investigative journalist? Read on. What are those must-have Skills to Become a Successful Investigative Journalist? To become a successful investigative journalist, the fundamental things you must have are confidence and fearless nature. Other than that, you must have a keen interest in social studies and languages. You should also be an ar...

The media and its influential effect on the masses have increased exponentially in the past five decades. Initially, the news and media channels were limited to the telegraph. The technological inventions then found many channels to spread the news to the masses such as the  radio , newspapers, magazines, television, websites, and now mobile applications as well. The mass media have become an inseparable part of society and the lives of citizens and that’s why it is necessary to understand the  mass media influence  on people. From economy to entertainment and from politics to beauty, everything is now influenced by mass media. WHAT IS MASS MEDIA INFLUENCE? As per the media psychology, the effect of mass media on the actions, manner, and contemplation of individuals and audiences is called  mass media influence .This influence can be negative or positive. The negative effects of  mass media on society  can lead people towards poverty, crime, n...

This is a new wave in the journalism industry. The citizens work to gather, analyze, disseminate, and report the news. The citizens play an active role in journalism outside traditional media  journalism institutes.  It often fills in the gap created due to shortcomings in the media and news industry.  Citizen journalism  is also known by different names such as democratic journalism, guerrilla journalism, public journalism, participatory journalism, etc. Anyone can take on this job without any formal training or course persuasion from any  journalism institute .  The  citizen journalism  activities are popular all across the world and you often see the reporting from these unconventional journalists in the print news media, television, and even on the internet news channels. The popularity of this field has attracted many people to be part of it. Thus, it becomes vital to know about the top benefits of this citizen journalism field. Top...

Mass communication is gaining immense popularity due to massively available opportunities after studies locally and globally. After finishing graduation, the student can opt for higher studies in a reputable  mass communication institute  or can start a job. Definitely, competition is high and securing a good job isn’t an easy task. In this article, you will learn how to get a  job in the mass communication  industry: 1. Study from a Good Mass Communication Institute There are many colleges in India to learn this subject, but studying from one of the best institutes can help you learn the core of the industry. You can opt for graduation, post-graduation or even a  diploma course of mass communication  to start understanding the industry. 2. Identify your Passion To secure a good  job in the mass communication industry , you need to start by finding out your passion. You need to know what you like the most. You can choose journalism, writi...

India is a democratic country and in India or any other democratic country,  Mass Media  is considered as one of the most important  four pillars of democracy : the legislature, socioeconomic forces, executive and  Mass media.  For its role in a democratic country, it is also renowned as The Fourth Estate. The role and responsibility of this pillar become more crucial. They are responsible to keep eyes on the society, the government officials, politicians and all other influencing factors that shape and influence the lives of many. They are responsible to work as the guardians of society and advocate for the rights of common people in their goodwill. The  mass media and society  are two closely related bodies in the world. The acts and support of society help the representatives of this industry to speak for the brutal truth. They have to make sure they are not getting carried away due to any fear or allurements and be truthful to their duties ...

The Global Village is the term coined by the world-famous theorist, Mr Marshall McLuhan. This legendary man did a lot many things in the media industry. This term, "The Global Village", was coined by him to indicate  “One Market Under God”. In simple words, it indicates mass consumption of images, media, and content by the global audiences. It took a little longer for the world to adopt the platform of global media, but finally, the world is changed. The  evolution in journalism  has begun in many countries and these countries are those that have adopted rules of 21st-century  journalism. Since late 1990, in India, liberalization about the mass media and communication started. In India, the government and media fraternity allowed entry of international, specifically speaking Western channels. Not only in India, in many countries, but this fact is also accepted that 21st-century  journalism  is not limited or restricted to one city, state, or a nation...