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.
About Me
Currently, I am working with Equal Access Nepal, a Development Communication NGO. I am also lecturer at Universal College, Maitidevi and Polygon
College, Babarmahal. I did my MSS in Journalism, Media and Communication from University of
Dhaka with distinction scores. I am also a distinction in Masters in Mass
Communication and Journalism from Purbanchal University, Nepal and BA./B Ed in
English from Trivuwan University. I have done over a dozen researches in Various
aspects of Nepali Media and Globalization. Two books very much useful for
anybody having interest on journalism, 'Fundamentals of Mass Communication and
Journalism' and 'Theories and Practices in Journalism' (both in Nepali) are
published. I have created Oriental Media Discourses Group in the facebook to
further these discourses. Anybody willing to contribute in reviving the glory of
oriental civilization is welcome to join the group, follow this blog, comment on
the posts and have his/her say. I also occasionally write in Kantupur daily, the most reputed Nepali newspaper.
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