Mass Communication In India: A Sociological Perspective

John V. Vilanilam

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Preface Communication and Society: An Overview Early Years of the Print Media National and International News Agencies - The Backbone of Modern Communication Gandhian Journalism and the Journalism of the 21st Century Image Up, Word Down - The Rise of Audiovisual Media Film: The Further Expansion of Audiovisual Wisdom Radio: The First Real Electronic Medium Television: An Endless Parade The New Media: Multimedia Born Out of Convergence Communication Technology with a Human Face: The Challenge of the 21st Century References and Select Bibliography Index

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