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Journalism in India Today: A brief Overview
2017
Overview
India now has the second largest number of Internet users in the world and rapid growth in Internet use and digital advertising is seen by many as the biggest market opportunity outside China since the Internet took off in the United States in the 1990s\" (Sen & Nielsen, 2016, p. 3). According to Ashutosh, then an editor with the IBN7 news channel, much of this movement was a creation of the media that wanted to exploit the middle-class' anti-politician sentiment. A. The middle class and the media In a paper analyzing the news media's push towards a singular narrative and the misplaced need for regulation, Bharat Bhushan, a senior journalist, draws a link between the 1991 economic reforms and journalism. [...]the authors' research fails to mention how journalists themselves have not used the RTI as often and as effectively as they should have.
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Communication Research Trends
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