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    Why is journalism important? With the reference to the literature‚ critically assess the role of journalism in a democratic society. The responsibility of the awkward question has to be asked by someone and the journalist is the one who craves this duty. They are the ones who grab the challenge with both hands and seek for the truth. This is the essence of journalism and why it matters so much to free society. It’s offerings of informative answers in plain English make it accessible to all. In

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    DATE: 29-11-2010 Name: Sameer G. Kulkarni Course Name: MSc MCAJ‚ Semester-1 1. Lokmanya Tilak Newspaper Name: Kesari Establishment Year: 1880 Newspaper Name: The Maratha (English) Establishment Year: 1881 Objective: The contents were generally about the people’s sufferings under the British. These newspapers called upon every Indian to fight for his or her rights. 2. Mahatma Gandhi Newspaper Name: Harijan Establishment Year: Newspaper

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    BEING A JOURNALIST (Jhacel S. Casio) In the future I want to be a JOURNALIST‚ excellent writer‚ very good reporter all I want is to be a great journalist in my generation. For me being a journalist is so difficult because you have to think new ideas‚ new strategies on how can you attract the readers to read your article without boredom and dismay. I want my readers to be contented to my articles I want them to love what I wrote from the very beginning until the last words of my article

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    Journalism and freedom of speech Introduction‚ Overview and history. What do we mean by journalism? Journalism- Journalism is the investigation and reporting of events‚ issues and trends to a broad audience. Though there are many variations of journalism‚ the ideal is to inform the intended audience about topics ranging from government and business organizations to cultural aspects of society such as arts and entertainment. The field includes editing‚ photojournalism‚ and documentary. In modern

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    Merrill’s arguments in “The Professionalization of Journalism” against professionalizing journalism What is a profession? The Oxford English Dictionary defines professions as that way of life/manner of making a living that involves the application of a specialized knowledge of particular subjects‚ field‚ or science to fee-paying clientele. Examples of professions include nursing‚ architecture‚ medicine and engineering. Although journalism has some characteristics of a profession‚ for Merrill

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    (reference). In the context of journalism‚ this can refer to fairness‚ disinterestedness‚ factuality‚ and non-partisanship but is most often associated with neutrality (reference). Similarly to scientific objectivity‚ objective journalism aims to represent reality as accurately as possible. (reference pdf). Throughout history.. philosophers have debated over whether true objectivity exists‚ .. There are a number of myths surrounding objectivity in the context of journalism (doesn’t exist‚ they are

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    Proximate and Phyto Chemical Screening of CISSUS POPULNEA ONOJAH‚ P.K.‚ 2SALAWU‚ O.W.‚ AND 3UMAR .S. CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT‚ KOGI STATE UNIVERSTIY‚ P.M.B. 1008‚ ANYIGBA ‚ KOGI STATE. NIGERIA. Abstract The work reports the chemical evaluation‚ nutritional and flavoring properties of Cissus Populnea. This spices contain crude protein (37% - 21%)‚ crude fibre (23 — 22%)‚ crude fat (3.10 — 20%)‚ carbohydrate (16 — 24%) total ash content (2.0 — 3. 10%)‚ Moisture (1.68 — 1.82%). The spices are sources of

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    Homicide in Countryside Estates neighborhood By Stephanie Shields Wednesday night around 2:00 am‚ the seemingly peaceful Countryside Estates neighborhood of El Paso‚ TX was disturbed when‚ Robert Garcia‚ 47‚ was shot and killed after breaking into the home of Maria Tinajero‚ 28‚ and attacking her. Police reports say that neighbor Robert Garcia broke into Tinajero’s home‚ when she was in her bedroom in bed. Garcia then jumped on top of her‚ causing her to grab her .38-caliber revolver from

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    PART I What is Meant by the Term ‘Watchdog” Journalism’? Why is this Idealised Approach to Journalism Considered so Important and What are its Limitations? The ‘journalist as investigator’ moniker arose when reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein uncovered the illegal activities in the Watergate debacle which led to President Nixon’s demise in office in the 1970s. Matheson stated recently that the Watergate chapter still has “enormous resonance around the world (as) it symbolises so successfully…the

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    The public’s reliance on the media appears to be at its peak. The Media has more of a responsibility than ever to maintain an ethical standard in reporting the News. This standard should be carried out in not only the authenticity of the information dispersed‚ but also the means through which the information is obtained. However‚ many argue that not all unethical practices in obtaining information are a liability. These people reason that if the results sought are of great public interest‚ the ends

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