A handbook of journalism : media in the information age V Eshwar Anand; K Jayanthi

Foreword - Daya Kishan ThussuPrefaceAcknowledgementsIntroduction: New Challenges, New Roles - V Eshwar AnandSECTION I: Editors' ExperiencesThe Last Word - B G VerghesePlaying Little Games - Hiranmay KarlekarCredibility Is the Key - H K DuaReaching Out to People - Hari JaisinghCoping with the Times - Dileep PadgaonkarWho Gives a Damn? - Raj ChengappaSECTION II: Digital MediaOnline Challenges - Charusudan KasturiThe Talking Point - Ranjona BanerjiOld Dynamics, New Approaches - Pooja ValechaMultimedia Mosaic - Sushobhan PatankarSECTION III: Media LawsFree Speech - Soli J SorabjeeElections and the Media - S Y QuraishiRisky Choice - Shashikala GurpurSECTION IV: Special AreasThe Sanctum Sanctorum: Edit Page Specialisation - V Eshwar AnandKeeping Confidences: Political Reporting - Neerja ChowdhuryMonetised Media: Media Ethics - Kamlendra KanwarBlurring the Lines: Visual Journalism - Gagan Prakash and Manju SinghThe Probing Mind: Research in Journalism - Ruchi JaggiThe Big Story: Investigative Journalism - Abhay VaidyaAreas of Neglect: Media and Development - H K DuaPartner in Development: Development Journalism - V Eshwar AnandOn the Ecological Footprint: Media and Environment - K JayanthiSmart Initiatives: Smart Cities - Yogesh Patil, Sneha Kumari and Gahana GopalSECTION V: Reporting and EditingKeeping It Simple: Techniques of Editing - Vinaya HegdeWord Artist at Work: Subeditor's Role - Amar ChandelNewsmakers at The Statesman: Desk's Duties - Uttam SenChasing the Story: Reporter's Responsibilities - Uttam SenguptaThe Adventure of Reporting: Reporting and Writing - Ramesh MenonBibliographyIndex