Encyclopedia of Journalism and Mass Communication [Team-IRA] (True PDF) 1774695324, 9781774695326

Table of contents :
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
ABOUT THE EDITOR
TABLE OF CONTENTS
List of Figures
List of Abbreviations
Abstract
Preface
Chapter 1 Media and Social Image
1.1. Media’s Role in Establishing the Country’s Image
1.2. Shaping Perspectives Through Media
1.3. Media is Useful in Conveying Concepts and Information
Chapter 2 Women in Journalism and Media
2.1. How Are Women Journalists Treated in the World?
2.2. Limitations Faced By Women Journalists
2.3. Media and Executive Positions Are Dominated By Women
2.4. Places that Women Journalists Shouldn’t Be Sent To
2.5. The Dearth of Female Executives
2.6. Best Practices and Solutions
Chapter 3 Journalism and Business
3.1. Brief Introduction of Journalism And Business
3.2. Primary Types of Journalism
3.3. Informing the Public Verses Making Money
3.4. Drawing the Line Between Journalism and Cooperate Interests
3.5. The Quality of Media Houses and Investors
3.6. Conclusion
Chapter 4 Dangers of Investigative Journalism
4.1. Common Threats to Investigative Journalism
4.2. Journalists Who Have Suffered During the Process of Investigative Journalism
4.3. Steps Media Houses Can Take to Keep Their Investigative Journalists
Chapter 5 Role of Society and Culture in Film
5.1. Introduction
5.2. The Role of Film in the Society
5.3. The Impact of Current Affairs, Social Issues, and Corporate Interests on Film
5.4. Role of Film Awards in Films, Society, and the Industry
5.5. How Different Countries Differ in Their Journalism Practices
5.6. Film as a Mirror of Society
Chapter 6 Propaganda in Media
6.1. Research
6.2. Role of Media in Promoting Violence
6.3. Media Impact in Increasing Cases of Violence, Especially Among the Youths
6.4. Propaganda Models Commonly Followed by Media Houses
6.5. Leakage-Related Controversies
6.6. Misinformation and Fake News
Chapter 7 Privacy and Confidentiality in Journalism
7.1. The Relationship Between Journalism and Confidentiality
7.2. Government Media Policies on Confidentiality
7.3. Freedom of Expression and Media Responsibility
7.4. The Ethical Face of Confidentiality
7.5. Recommendations for Interacting With Others
7.6. Guidelines for the Preservation and Care of Written Material
Chapter 8 The Importance of Advertising on Media
8.1. Introduction
8.2. Advertising as a Means of Earning an Income In Media
8.3. An Ad-Blocking Solution
8.4. Does Advertising Compromise on Media Standards?
8.5. Binding the Direct Communication Relationship Between the Seller and the Buyer
8.6. Leveraging the Right Kinds of Advertising Media
8.7. Problems Associated with the Use of Newspapers in Advertising
8.8. Different Kinds of Outdoor Advertising Formats
Chapter 9 The Future of Journalism
9.1. Social Media, Paparazzi, and Blogging
9.2. Social Media’s Importance in Journalism
9.3. The Rise of Synthetic Media
9.4. The Media’s Third Stage of Growth
9.5. Budget-Friendly Creation of High-Quality Material
9.6. Artificial Advertising and Retailing
9.7. Digitally Illustrating the Dead
9.8. Hybrid Newsrooms, Generational Change, and New Agendas
9.9. New Approaches to News Coverage: Greater Diversity and Less Conflict
9.10. Journalists, Harassment, and the Role of Social Media
9.11. Quality and Accessibility of New Communication Technologies
9.12. New Media Development
9.13. The Internet of Things
Chapter 10 Training Personnel in Mass Media: Both Print and Electronic Media Markets
10.1. Key Research Abilities
10.2. Effective Workplace Verbal Communication Techniques
10.3. Advise on The Best Course of Action
10.4. Interview Techniques and Strategies: How to Get Ready for a Job Interview?
10.5. Fact-Checking
10.6. Ridding the World of Misunderstandings
10.7. Disinformation and Facebook
10.8. International Fact-Checking Day
10.9. Reception
10.10. Pre-Publication Fact-Checking
10.11. Checking Original Reportage
10.12. Education on Fact-Checking
10.13. Books on Professional Fact-Checking
10.14. Verbal/Written Communication
10.15. Tips to Improve Your Verbal Communications
Chapter 11 Monitoring and Conducting Research in Communication, Media, and Information Technology
11.1. The Assessment of Alternate Sources
11.2. Pre-Press Production
11.3. Study of Public Discourse
11.4. Media Effects on Social Issues
11.5. The Role of the Media In Research Uptake
11.6. Using the Media for Research Communications
11.7. Media/Internet-Based Tools and Services for Creating, Sharing and Exchanging Information and Ideas Relevant for Research Uptake
11.8. Importance of Engagement
11.9. Media Being Used as a Method for Improving Study Acceptance or Leading to the Adoption of a Scientific Theory/Idea In Relevance to Research Uptake
11.10. Implications For Resourcing Successful Research Communication
11.11. Key Components Required For Successful Communication
11.12. The Types of Communication Required/Needed for a Successful Research Study
11.13. Engagement with the Private Sector
11.14. Information Monitoring and Evaluation Tools
Chapter 12 Updating Media Personnel on Current Trends in Technological Development
12.1. Introduction
12.2. Streaming Video at any Moment
12.3. Live Broadcast
12.4. Advertisement
12.5. Reading Social Media News Sites Via Rss Feed Aggregators
12.6. Subscription/Download of Podcasts
12.7. Youtube Channel Subscriptions
12.8. Social Media Influencers (SMI) and Gurus
Chapter 13 Partnering With Media Houses to Coproduce Professional Programs
13.1. Strategic Partnerships for Creating Exciting Opportunities
13.2. Creating A Sustainable Competitive Edge Through Media Partnerships
13.3. The Entire Macro Environment of the Media Business
13.4. The Effects of the Media Industry on the Environment and Industry
13.5. How New Media Partnerships Work
13.6. Authentic Content And Inspirational Entertainment Programming
13.7. How-To or Do-It-Yourself Tutorials
13.8. A Compelling Body of Work
Chapter 14 Journalism Ethics: Good News Versus Bad News
14.1. Introduction
14.2. Independence
14.3. Fairness and Impartiality
14.4. Pursuing Justice
14.5. News Compilation
14.6. Selection of Sources
14.7. Interrogation Techniques
14.8. Language
14.9. Truth and Accuracy
14.10. Keeping Records and Taking Notes
14.11. Numbers, Dates, and Names
14.12. Social Media Misinformation
14.13. Archiving Sources
14.14. Humanity
Chapter 15 Audio-Visual Communication
15.1. Types of Audio-Visual Media
15.2. Significance of Audio-Visual Communication
15.3. Audio Visual Technology in Healthcare
15.4. Features of Audio-Visual Communication
Bibliography
Index
Back Cover