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Media Ethics and Justice in the Age of Globalization

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TypeSOURCE_BOOK
PublisherPalgrave Macmillan Limited
ISBN-139781137498267
Open LibraryOL20802807W
Total publications5
Coverage period2015 - 2015
LanguageEN

This book uses global perspectives to address questions of media ethics and justice in a local and transnational global environment, and examines the common denominator running through such disparate

  • Media Ethics and Justice in the Age of Globalization

    Shakuntala Rao, Herman Wasserman•BOOK•2015

  • Media Ethics and Justice in the Age of Globalization

    H Wasserman, S RAO•BOOK•2015

  • Practices of Indian Journalism

    Open Access•Shakuntala Rao•CHAPTER•2015

    Globalization defines our era. It is what happens when the movement of people, goods, or ideas among countries and regions accelerates. In recent years, globalization has come into focus, generating considerable interest and controversy in the social sciences, humanities, and policy circles and among the informed public at large. Throughout most of history, the vectors that organized and gave meaning to human lives and human imaginations were str…

  • News for Sale

    Open Access•Vipul Mudgal•CHAPTER•2015

    It is difficult to theorize the practice of ‘paid news’ in routine democratic discourse. As such, sociologists have been skeptical of media’s objectivity or selective perceptions, but even by those standards putting a price tag on news coverage is the new low for India’s thriving quality press. Ample literature has been written on how media is linked to the exercise of power and hegemony, how it helps in manufacturing consent and steering of publ…

  • The Changing Structure of Media and Ethics in India

    Open Access•Bharat Bhushan•CHAPTER•2015

    In discussing the changing structure of media and ethics in India, my emphasis in this chapter will be not so much on ownership patterns but on the internal structure of the media and its impact on media practitioners and journalists

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  • Media Ethics and Justice in the Age of Globalization

    Shakuntala Rao, Herman Wasserman•BOOK•2015

  • Media Ethics and Justice in the Age of Globalization

    H Wasserman, S RAO•BOOK•2015

  • Practices of Indian Journalism

    Open Access•Shakuntala Rao•CHAPTER•2015

    Globalization defines our era. It is what happens when the movement of people, goods, or ideas among countries and regions accelerates. In recent years, globalization has come into focus, generating considerable interest and controversy in the social sciences, humanities, and policy circles and among the informed public at large. Throughout most of history, the vectors that organized and gave meaning to human lives and human imaginations were str…

  • News for Sale

    Open Access•Vipul Mudgal•CHAPTER•2015

    It is difficult to theorize the practice of ‘paid news’ in routine democratic discourse. As such, sociologists have been skeptical of media’s objectivity or selective perceptions, but even by those standards putting a price tag on news coverage is the new low for India’s thriving quality press. Ample literature has been written on how media is linked to the exercise of power and hegemony, how it helps in manufacturing consent and steering of publ…

  • The Changing Structure of Media and Ethics in India

    Open Access•Bharat Bhushan•CHAPTER•2015

    In discussing the changing structure of media and ethics in India, my emphasis in this chapter will be not so much on ownership patterns but on the internal structure of the media and its impact on media practitioners and journalists

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