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Social media has become an undeniable force in our lives, fundamentally altering how we consume information. This digital revolution has significantly impacted journalism, presenting both challenges and opportunities for the field.
Every scene in a film is a visual conversation with the audience. The director, acting as the screenwriter of this visual language, uses a variety of shots to convey information, evoke emotions, and guide the viewer's attention. Understanding these shots and their purposes is a fundamental skill for any aspiring filmmaker.
Studying journalism can open up a myriad of career opportunities, and one of the most intriguing paths is in the field of Public Relations (PR). PR and journalism share common ground in their emphasis on effective communication, storytelling, and relationship-building, making PR a natural fit for journalism students looking to broaden their career horizons.
In today's digital age, where the competition for consumer attention is fiercer than ever, the role of advertising and public relations (PR) professionals has become indispensable.
The topic of my discussion is “Role of media in peacebuilding between Pakistan and India”. These two nuclear countries are neighbours, but unfortunately, there are some major conflicts between them, although they share many similarities.
While our advocacy about women issues has been highlighted by the media houses either in news or views, the question of how equal women are treated in the media industry is a big question!
With advent of satellite television in the 1990s along with globalization, economic liberalization and coupled with impetus from digital technology in the first decade of the millennium, the creative industries in India especially screen-based media have taken a giant leap in its footprint.