Media, Technology, and Society

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ISPCK, 2008 - Mass media - 211 pages
"Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has emerged as an ideal platform for imparting knowledge to a vast majority of people living in a pluralistic society. ... The book covers a wide range of areas of social importance such as community radio, telemedicine, educational television, e-governance, village resource centres, media freedom, and e-content. The author gives a developmental thrust to the field of information and communication technology. The book will be of great use to members of civil society, journalists, community media practitioners, media academics, and development planners in India in particular and developing countries in general."--Back cover.
 

Contents

The Primacy of Text on the Web
1
Mutual Influences of eGovernance and Journalism
8
Evaluation of AsiaPacific Online Journalism Training
23
ICT Intervention Through Village Resource Centres
43
Community Radio in South Asia
60
Internet Browsing through Community Radio
86
Who Do Telecast of UGC Programmes Target?
111
Reaching the Unreached Through Telemedicine
122
Remote Sensing Application in Watershed Development
138
Use of ICT for Managing Coastal Disasters
152
Investigative Journalism Press Freedom and Public Opinion
165
Where Do Communication Studies and Media Education Go in India?
179
Issues in eGovernance in Higher Education
201
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