Kanchan K Malik
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1401476 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Kanchan K Malik |
| NOMBRES | Kanchan K |
| APELLIDO | Malik |
| FIRMA | MALIK K K |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Hyderabad |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9771-9481 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Amplifying Voices, Not Replacing Them
Community radio distinguishes itself from mainstream media by embracing people’s participation and localism and amplifying unheard voices. As AI becomes prevalent in media, its content-creation capabilities redefine production values. This shift may negatively affect community radio by weakening participation, disengaging local identity, and homogenising content. This paper explores the implications of AI integration with community radio, discuss…
Fostering resilience
Local voices carry tremendous weight during natural disasters, yet the possibilities for employing participatory communicative practices for disaster management in India have not been fully explored. Effective community-centred disaster communication garners participation in disaster management processes that reduce vulnerabilities. This paper examines how various community-based organisations used community radio to enhance community engagement …
Media education and regional language journalism in India
This commentary is based on my talk at a roundtable discussion hosted by the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) in August 2021. I write this to make a pitch for strengthening media educa
Community radio for social change
This chapter examines the role played by community radio in social change through the lens of participatory communication and locates it within the context of the globalization of media. At present, even though there are multiple media outlets, much of the grammar of creating content feeds into the production values of a globalized marketplace and to an oligopolistic control of media by big multinational companies, resulting in a democracy defici…
Conversing Ethics in India’s News Media
This paper identifies the significant ethical challenges expressed by journalists and editors working in media companies in the city of Hyderabad, India. Keeping those dilemmas and challenges in mind, the authors propose economist and Noble laureate Amartya Sen’s capabilities approach as a theoretical outline for the development of future journalism ethics curricula. The major challenges described by the journalists and editors were cross-media o…
Our Media, Our Principles
Community broadcasting is a nascent and unique sector now operating together with the commercial and national players in India and is identified by three significant characteristics—community participation, non-profit making, and community ownership and management. The overarching philosophy of community radio, acknowledged worldwide, is that it is a tool for social justice and a platform for community voices. Community radio seeks to counter the…
Religion and attitudes towards corruption in India
This paper argues that religion influences the ways that people think and speak about corruption, typically leading to condemnation. However, it is also argued that, in a systemically corrupt country, such condemnation is unlikely to influence actual corrupt behaviour. Based on fieldwork in India, the paper finds that existing anti-corruption policies based on a principal-agent understanding of corruption, even if they incorporate religious organ…
Our Media, Our Principles
Community broadcasting is a nascent and unique sector now operating together with the commercial and national players in India and is identified by three significant characteristics—community participation, non-profit making, and community ownership and management. The overarching philosophy of community radio, acknowledged worldwide, is that it is a tool for social justice and a platform for community voices. Community radio seeks to counter the…
Fostering resilience
Local voices carry tremendous weight during natural disasters, yet the possibilities for employing participatory communicative practices for disaster management in India have not been fully explored. Effective community-centred disaster communication garners participation in disaster management processes that reduce vulnerabilities. This paper examines how various community-based organisations used community radio to enhance community engagement …
Conversing Ethics in India’s News Media
This paper identifies the significant ethical challenges expressed by journalists and editors working in media companies in the city of Hyderabad, India. Keeping those dilemmas and challenges in mind, the authors propose economist and Noble laureate Amartya Sen’s capabilities approach as a theoretical outline for the development of future journalism ethics curricula. The major challenges described by the journalists and editors were cross-media o…
Religion and attitudes towards corruption in India
This paper argues that religion influences the ways that people think and speak about corruption, typically leading to condemnation. However, it is also argued that, in a systemically corrupt country, such condemnation is unlikely to influence actual corrupt behaviour. Based on fieldwork in India, the paper finds that existing anti-corruption policies based on a principal-agent understanding of corruption, even if they incorporate religious organ…
Our Media, Our Principles
Community broadcasting is a nascent and unique sector now operating together with the commercial and national players in India and is identified by three significant characteristics—community participation, non-profit making, and community ownership and management. The overarching philosophy of community radio, acknowledged worldwide, is that it is a tool for social justice and a platform for community voices. Community radio seeks to counter the…
Conversing Ethics in India’s News Media
This paper identifies the significant ethical challenges expressed by journalists and editors working in media companies in the city of Hyderabad, India. Keeping those dilemmas and challenges in mind, the authors propose economist and Noble laureate Amartya Sen’s capabilities approach as a theoretical outline for the development of future journalism ethics curricula. The major challenges described by the journalists and editors were cross-media o…
Community radio for social change
This chapter examines the role played by community radio in social change through the lens of participatory communication and locates it within the context of the globalization of media. At present, even though there are multiple media outlets, much of the grammar of creating content feeds into the production values of a globalized marketplace and to an oligopolistic control of media by big multinational companies, resulting in a democracy defici…
Media education and regional language journalism in India
This commentary is based on my talk at a roundtable discussion hosted by the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) in August 2021. I write this to make a pitch for strengthening media educa
Fostering resilience
Local voices carry tremendous weight during natural disasters, yet the possibilities for employing participatory communicative practices for disaster management in India have not been fully explored. Effective community-centred disaster communication garners participation in disaster management processes that reduce vulnerabilities. This paper examines how various community-based organisations used community radio to enhance community engagement …
Amplifying Voices, Not Replacing Them
Community radio distinguishes itself from mainstream media by embracing people’s participation and localism and amplifying unheard voices. As AI becomes prevalent in media, its content-creation capabilities redefine production values. This shift may negatively affect community radio by weakening participation, disengaging local identity, and homogenising content. This paper explores the implications of AI integration with community radio, discuss…
Political science (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Media studies (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Community radio (3 obras) · Journalism (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Public relations (3 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · Democracy (2 obras)