soap opera journalism by star news

a new type of journalism is started by star news. one my iimcian fren is doing anchoring of this programe.

Forget it Not

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don't break ur heart, i will be back

I'm taking 4 day off from blogging. Will be back on 19th of May.

WHY DID I CREAT BLOG

I believe that free media like internet can be a great help in reaching the right people. Bcoz,The merchants, the communists, the old political Ass and A builder (S1) runs a media business from Delhi and manage to forge the public opinion to get maximum profit.

Crisis for "journalism of courage" ( shocking news)

sorry don't take it seriously,
Water Motor pump of "couragious news organisation" is not working. And couragious management has manage a mobile tanker of11,000 litr for regular water supply, bcoz this organisation is sifting from old building to new building. But after two-three month later. show some courage.............

why rajdeep left NDTV

The answer to the question, "Why Rajdeep left?" is simple.

There is nothing beyond obvious. It is for a simple fact, looking for better opportunites like everyone does.
Rajdeep salary hike to 2 crs now. qn is will it last ?
does the grass really turns out to be greener on the other side ??
Sources said what hurt Rajdeep more than anything else was the fact that salary-wise he figured sixth on the NDTV list after Prannoy Roy, Mrs Roy and three others. He felt insulted when the figures were made public by NDTV, sources said. "Rajdeep was a star who slogged day in and day out for the company to produce the best programmes. He rarely took an off day and worked round the clock when the situation so demanded. While Narain Rao, Managing Director, got Rs 50 lakh (Rs 5 million) per annum, Rajdeep's salary was Rs 36 lakh (Rs 3.6 million) per year," sources said. According to market sources, Rajdeep has received Rs 2 crore (Rs 20 million) as the signing amount from TV 18, along with a brand new Toyota Corolla.

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Solomons win top award in India ( IIMC NEWS)

SOLOMON Islands came at the top of other third world media trainees when its journalist won the top media academic award at the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) in New Delhi last week.Solomon Star reporter, George Herming won the top award and scored a footmark recognition for Solomon Islands at the Institute as well as from journalists in other developing nations from Africa, Asia, Central Europe and Latin America.Mr Herming was the first Solomon Islands journalist to attend a four months training course in Development Journalism at IIMC in India.The training program was funded by the Indian government under the Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) program for mid-career journalists from developing countries around the world.The program is aimed at training journalists in the broad field of development in relation to third world countries and how the media can help in critically promoting development issues affecting the third world.Herming said the course is intensive and involves a lot of interactive and cross-cultural learning experiences from his colleagues and media professionals from India.“I enjoyed the course and more importantly the useful knowledge relating to development issues affecting the developing world,” he said. “Not only that but the extensive exchange of cultural and social information from my colleagues from the developing world is also very useful to broaden my knowledge on what is happening in other places,” he added.He said he is pleased with the successful completion of the course and is now prepared to use the additional knowledge and skills acquired from the training program to move on in his job in Solomon Islands.
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IIMC Bombay meet on 28 May

Hi GuysIIMC Bombay is meeting on the 28th. Please do let us know if you are attending,We were thinking of meeting up on the 28th of May at 7 pm at Cafe Coffee Day, Shivaji Park, Dadar. Let's at least assemble there and then if there are a lot of us we could think of some other place.

please spread the word among other Bombay-based IIMCians.

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1)The Nagaland University has opened several new departments after it was granted national status in April 2005. It has recently started a post-graduate diploma in mass communication and journalism as a joint venture between the university and the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Delhi