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Media of communication : radio, tv, and video / Aditi Bhattnagar

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Jaipur : ADB Publisher 2018Description: viii, 298 pages : illustration ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 9788183765459
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • P 90 B57 2018
Contents:
Lesson 1 Media communication -- Lesson 2 Mass communication and the media -- Lesson 3 Electronic media -- Lesson 4 Radio journalism -- Lesson 5 Television journalism -- Lesson 6 Video and media culture.
Summary: Media of communication : radio, TV, and video has been designed in mind tee mentality of the general reader's language which is easy to understand. Media production and delivery technology may potentially enhance the value of content by formatting, filtering and combining original sources of content for new audiences with new contexts. The greatest value for a given source of content for a specific audience is often found through such electronic reworking of content as dynamic and real-time as the trends that fuel its interest. Less emphasis on value from content stored for possible use in its original form, and more emphasis on rapid repurposing, reuse, and redeployment has led many publishers and media producers to view their primary function less as originators and more as transformers of content.
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Lesson 1 Media communication -- Lesson 2 Mass communication and the media -- Lesson 3 Electronic media -- Lesson 4 Radio journalism -- Lesson 5 Television journalism -- Lesson 6 Video and media culture.

Media of communication : radio, TV, and video has been designed in mind tee mentality of the general reader's language which is easy to understand. Media production and delivery technology may potentially enhance the value of content by formatting, filtering and combining original sources of content for new audiences with new contexts. The greatest value for a given source of content for a specific audience is often found through such electronic reworking of content as dynamic and real-time as the trends that fuel its interest. Less emphasis on value from content stored for possible use in its original form, and more emphasis on rapid repurposing, reuse, and redeployment has led many publishers and media producers to view their primary function less as originators and more as transformers of content.

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