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Juxtaposing ‘Journalism and Society in India’: The Need for Insightful Thinking and Fundamental Examination Dr. Hampesh K.S* Assistant Professor, Dept of PG Studies in Journalism & Mass Communication, SDM College (Autonomous), Ujire, Belthangady Taluk, DK-574 240, Karnataka, India *Corresponding Author Email: hampeshks@gmail.com
Online published on 30 January, 2019. Abstract The word "journalism" is often complicated and misinterpreted by many. Most people do not consider journalism a profession because there isn't a set of guidelines that everybody must pass and there is no required curriculum for journalists. We live in a time where news is accessed in many different ways through many different platforms. Journalists cannot solely be looked at as writers, editors and news anchors. Being a journalist means being an invisible fourth branch to the government. Journalists are expected to be the watch-dogs of society and to inform the public. It requires a great civic duty and a devotion to truth. Journalists provide citizens with the information to form their own opinions. Top Keywords Journalism, Society, Citizens, Government. Top | |
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