Journalism is subjective. Many people will certainly disagree with it. But in this digital age, everybody is becoming a master of his/her own information. S/he needs nobody to tell her/his stories. S/he can become a reporter, editor photographer, etc anytime and disseminate. Therefore, journalism in this age is subjective and personal. We should learn to be accustomed to it and think how best use we can make out of this new revolution.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Blogging in the Class Room
For this, Madan Bhandari Memorial College students have launched their blog to exchange ideas and opinions. They can be met on http://mbmcstudents.blogspot.com/. Don't forget to visit them for the details and to participate in the discourse.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
New Book out in the market
But for me writing book is a trying battle. It takes long perseverence, patience and commitment to the job and respect to the predecessors.
Besides, the lack of standard but Nepalicised books largely looms the academic practise of Communication, Mass Communication and Journalism. After I began studying MA in Mass Communication and journalism, it was thus realized that Communication is as important subject as other social sciences. Now, it has become my commitment to contribute from my side.
Last Year's book- 'Journalism in Theories and Practices' (in Nepali) has become an overwhelming success from academic point of view if not financial. The second edition of the book is coming soon in the market. This gave me more encouragement and now I am totally devoted on writing books.
The result is 'Fundamentals of Mass Communication and Journalism'. It is easy to read, understand and learn from it. Everybody can benefit from the book, though the book is basically designed for Journalism subject in Class XI of HSEB and PCL First Year of TU.
The gap of standard books in Nepali Language even looms large at the higher levels- BA and MA. This book will subtly help those students and anybody having interest in journalism.
Also wait for 'Advanced Mass Communication and Journalism' which will include more topics and issues of journalism. I am sure this will make a comprehensive hand-book to any student of journalism.
Please give me your comments enabling me to improve the book further.