Radio Broadcasting Journalism

From wire service machines spewing miles of paper to hi-tech computers and ISDN circuits-we have come a long way in radio braodcasting. Radio was the first electronic communication device that could directly connect with people at almost any time and in almost any location. Radio is an indicator technology at a philosophical level as well as a technical one. Here we have presented many issues pertaining to radio broadcast journalism.
About Author :
J. David, a senior journalist and a prolific writer, has created a nitche for himself,as analyst. An M.A. in English Literature, he is currently, Editor of a news magazine, published from New Delhi. He has now diversified into various disciplines, with a special interest in journalism, human rights and international politics. He is further working on a journalism subject.
Contents :
Preface Development of Radio Broadcasting: A Historical Account Radio Broadcasting in India: An Overview Community Radio Broadcasting in India Radio Air Network System Toward a New Radio Policy Development of Independent Radio Journalism: A Case Study Writing for Broadcast History of Magnetic Recording Participatory Journalism A New Kind of Journalism Radio Versus Cable: International Telecommunications Before Satellites Radio Broadcasting: A Report 20th Century and Beyond Culture of Journalism Broadcast Journalist or Broadcasters The Prasar Bharti Act, 1990 New Telecom Policy, 1999 Indian Telegraph Act, 1885 The Broadcasting Bill, 1997 Appendix Glossary Bibliography Index