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    Nepali Media particularly in the private sector. Liberal provision and guarantee of press freedom enshrined in the constitution opened up avenues for the private sector to involve on media sector. The 2046 ’s democracy yielded by the People ’s Movement also established rights and freedom of the press. After the success of people ’s movement‚ new constitution (Nepal ’s constitution 2047 B.S.) has guaranteed the press freedom and right to information to people. It was widely praised. Wide impact of this

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    official libraries – and also sometimes with some families‚ scientists‚ professionals‚ men of politics- they are not indexed”. - History of journalism and mass media in Algeria goes back to 1830 (French colonization). o They introduced press to communicate with the metropolis. o To inform the settlers. o To diffuse their ideology among the Algerians. - Early communication in Algeria was primitive & traditional. • Face to face Made by imams.

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    communicate with one another. However‚ governments are concerned that this unprecedented freedom will threaten the existing political and social system‚ so they are seeking ways to control all media tools effectively. Advanced communication technologies have provided people with chances to access various news sources‚ at the same time it makes the governments diversify their control over media. Freedom of press should be guaranteed because only independent journalists can convey verified truth and

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    communication (information or news). The press is an instrument to enhance the ruler’s power in the country rather than any threats. The authorities have all rights to permit any media and control it by providing license to the media and make certain censorship. If any media violate the government policies against license‚ then the authority has all right to cancel the license and revoke it. The government have all right to restrict any sensitive issues from press to maintain peace and security in the

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    which was censored by the United States Atomic Energy Commission. The printed copies of the magazine were found and burnt as it contained classified information. During both World War I and World War II strict military censorship was laid on the freedom of press. A similar kind of censorship was also laid in India during the State of Emergency period in the 1980s. With the introduction of television and Internet‚ many important developments have taken place in the field of censorship around the world

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    working and non working journalists... government regulation on journalists press freedom at stake these things may be sounding like a few heavy Volt words. But they hold a strong importance for them who earn their bread from working long shifts struggling to get comments and bytes. Media which is the fourth estate and pillar of democracy is today struggling to get its recognition. There have been Divisions amongst the “press owners” and journalists regarding the wage board and contract system. In

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    English poet and polemical author John Milton opposing licensing and censorship. Areopagitica is among history’s most influential and impassioned philosophical defences of the principle of a right to freedom of speech and expression. It is regarded as one of the most eloquent defences of press freedom ever written because many of its expressed principles form the basis for modern justifications of that right. Areopagitica was published 23 November 1644‚ at the height of the English Civil War. It

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    CORE100 Communication Skills Essay (Due: 1 March‚ 2013) Tutor Sasha Goodwin Press Freedom: Social Medias Negative Influence (1358 words) By: bree phelan Tutorial group: Monday 10-12 ------------------------------------------------- Abstract: ------------------------------------------------- Freedom of press will be discussed in line with mainline media and its misuse of press freedom. This research will elaborate on how media authorities use their power to oppress‚ overrule

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    The Press Freedom Commission (PFC) was launched in July 2011 by the press industry representative body‚ Print Media South Africa and the South African National Editors Forum in order to set up a suitable regulatory media system for South Africa (Press Freedom Commission‚ 2012: 1). The Press Freedom Commission that was held earlier this year assessed all measures concerning co-regulation‚ self-regulation‚ independent regulation and state regulation so as to ensure that the media is accountable to

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    Should the press be completely free? Definition of the press:- The press is the way that focus on delivering news to the general public or to a specific public through papers The role of the press in the society:- Newspapers are the important means of forming public opinion. They comment on current events and criticise or appreciate the conduct of the Government. It is through them that the public comes to know the problems that face the country. Thus they educate the public mind and enable

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