Satellite Media : Challenges and Opportunities

Contents: Preface. 1. Media and e-governance. 2. Cyber journalism. 3. Information and communication technology and social issues. 4. New media functioning. 5. E-journalism.

"Well-planned information architectures greatly benefit both consumers and producers. Accessing a site for the first time, consumers can quickly understand it effortlessly. They can quickly find the information they need, thereby reducing the time (and costs) wasted on both finding information and not finding information. Producers of web sites and intranets benefit because they know where and how to place new content without disrupting the existing content and site structure.

Today the communication technology is being used by all sorts of people and organizations-newspapers, publishers, TV stations, celebrities, teachers, librarians, hobbyists, and business people-for a variety of purposes, from communicating with one another to accessing valuable services and resources.

The internet is inhabited by millions of regular folks, "non-techies" who use it daily to communicate and search for information. It\'s important to understand the significance of the internet\'s growth and popularity.

This book is useful to all professionals, research scholars, media savvies and all those who wish to develop their communication skills, competency and wants to excel in their life venture."