Media, Journalism and Prostitution

Contents: Preface. 1. The changing nature of journalism. 2. Future of participatory journalism. 3. Electronic news content and civic journalism. 4. Social media poses digital dilemmas for journalists. 5. Press responsibility: free expression in a civil society. 6. Journalism and the democratic imperative. 7. The new economic pressures on quality journalism. 8. New media and democracy. 9. Public trust in the media. 10. The role of mass media today. 11. Media needs of women and children. 12. Women as journalists: the challenging profession. 13. Participatory media literacy. Bibliography. Index.

The growing significance of media in our society and its vitality has really been recognized as fourth pillar of our democracy and our democratic system. It has entered our all spheres of life and impacted a lot. The book in your hand has also been brought into being a in view of its role being played in our social life spanning a number of responsibilities to enumerate. It deals broadly with changing nature of journalism, social media poses digital dilemmas of journalism, journalism and democratic imperatives, the role and democratic imperatives, the role of mass media today, media needs of women and children etc.