Electronic journalism: Principles and Practices

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Advancements in digital technologies have dramatically altered the practice of journalism. Satellite and Video-phones, the internet, digital audio recorders and laptop computers allow instantaneous communication between most destinations in the world. The outcome is electronic journalism â€“a convergence of new media technologies, ultimately resulting in a change in the manner in which journalists of the twenty-first century deliver the news. The news environment has been significantly altered by electronic journalism, as news organizations now have the ability to gather, produce and transmit information readily and instantaneously to the public. Digital advancements have proved the immediacy of news, as journalists are able to broadcast live from any destination and are able to send images and video footage directly to newsrooms, via video-phones. This innovative book provides a clear understanding pf the principles and practices of electronic journalism. It provides perspectives on what electronic journalism is, where it came from, and where it may be going. It will be a valuable resource for all journalism students and an intriguing tool for anyone interested in the emerging trends in new media and journalism.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Aditya Sengupta

Aditya Sengupta, an eminent scholar of journalism and mass communication, is having over fifteen years of professional experience. He teaches courses related to mass media and public relations at the university level. He received his M.A. in journalism and his B.A. in political science. Prior to moving in to the academic career, he was worked as a print and broadcast journalist and has covered wars and revolutions, both civil and technological, and also written learned features and columns for press. He has won numerous awards as a journalist and speaks regularly at professional forums on various journalism-related topics. He also provides media training for executives, journalists, and other professionals.