Overview
This is the first book on TV news in India providing perspectives of 11 authors with a statistical history of 10 years of TV news trends. The book is based on CMS Media Lab's data bank of nearly 90,000 hours of prime time programmes of prominent TV news channels-Aaj Tak, ABP News, Zee News, DD News, CNN-IBN and NDTV 24x7. The book examines the era of explosive growth of TV news channels in India from the eyes of TV news professionals, critics, researchers and academicians with national and international perspectives. It provides insights on policy and regulation, and investigates important aspects of ownership of Indian TV news channels. It highlights structural issues of TV news in India and presents analytical case studies on the coverage of entertainment and corruption in TV news channels.
Full Product Details
Author: P.N. Vasanti ,
Prabhakar Kumar
Publisher: Academic Foundation
Imprint: Academic Foundation
Dimensions:
Width: 15.90cm
, Height: 2.30cm
, Length: 23.50cm
Weight: 0.448kg
ISBN: 9789332703254
ISBN 10: 9332703256
Pages: 200
Publication Date: December 2016
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: To order
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Reviews
TV news is different because it has `TV' in it. Most often we tend to forget this while trying to find out what is good, bad and ugly in TV news and why so? This book delves deep to track the hip-hop journey of TV news in India mired in controversies, it's content crisis, shouting anchors and vanishing reporters, the great debate tamasha and so on. A sincere effort and worth read, though few questions remain unanswered and most prominent among them is why TV news is `TV news!! - Q.W. Naqvi Former News Director, TV Today Network This book is the first attempt to examine and analyse trends of TV news contents based on first hand database, showcasing TV news in India. As it has highlighted the major issues of TV news, the book has significant implications for global TV news industry, particularly for a neighbouring country like China where TV news is undergoing fundamental changes in the digital era. - Guo Ke Professor and Dean, School of Journalism & Communication and Director, Center for Global Public Opinion of China, Shanghai International Studies University
TV news is different because it has 'TV' in it. Most often we tend to forget this while trying to find out what is good, bad and ugly in TV news and why so? This book delves deep to track the hip-hop journey of TV news in India mired in controversies, it's content crisis, shouting anchors and vanishing reporters, the great debate tamasha and so on. A sincere effort and worth read, though few questions remain unanswered and most prominent among them is why TV news is 'TV news!! - Q.W. Naqvi Former News Director, TV Today Network This book is the first attempt to examine and analyse trends of TV news contents based on first hand database, showcasing TV news in India. As it has highlighted the major issues of TV news, the book has significant implications for global TV news industry, particularly for a neighbouring country like China where TV news is undergoing fundamental changes in the digital era. - Guo Ke Professor and Dean, School of Journalism & Communication and Director, Center for Global Public Opinion of China, Shanghai International Studies University
Author Information
P.N. Vasanti is Director-General of Centre for Media Studies (CMS). She is a researcher and specialist in studies on media habits, policy issues in broadcasting and media consumption patterns. Her concerns include: the impact and role of media; use and implications of various communication forms on behaviour/practice. She is also an independent adviser on research, policy and strategies in communication and media sector. Prabhakar Kumar is Head of CMS Media Lab. He has over 13 years of experience in media research, production and training. He has led the research projects on prime-time TV news programmes of 90,000 hours. He is a member of the Scrutiny Committee (on Violations) of Electronic Media Monitoring Centre (EMMC) under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting since 2008. His area of research includes critical analysis of different domains of Indian media and its quality.
