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WHITHER JOURNALISM AMID COVID-19 AND THE ROAD AHEAD
by Sunayan Bhattacharjee
on June 17, 2020
We all have been hearing about news organizations from across the spectrum cutting salaries and firing journalists. While Covid-19 has had disastrous impact on the global economy as a whole, the news industry seems to
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#PositiveCorona: Journalism Continues To Evolve Rapidly As Covid-19 Wreaks Havoc
by Sunayan Bhattacharjee
on August 1, 2020
Journalists are a challenged lot! The increasing hunger for news and the scourge of paid and fake news seem to have pushed journalists to a point of no return. As Covid-19 continues to ravage the
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inCovid-19, Education, Journalism
#JournalismPlus: Journalism Education Needs A Paradigm Shift In Approach And Strategy
by Sunayan Bhattacharjee
on August 3, 2020
When the first Covid-19 case emerged in the Hubei province in China in the later part of November 2013, very people could imagine that it had the potential to redraw the history of the world.
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inCareer, Journalism
M.A. IN JOURNALISM – ADAMAS UNIVERSITY’S TRYST WITH THE FOURTH ESTATE OF DEMOCRACY
by Sunayan Bhattacharjee
on July 21, 2021
“Journalism is what maintains democracy. It’s the force for progressive social change”, and so said the American polymath Andrew Henry Vachss. He couldn’t have been any more accurate. As we grapple with the uncertainties of
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Career Prospects in New-Age Journalism: Deconstructing the Need for News Content in the Post-Pandemic Era
by Sunayan Bhattacharjee
on June 3, 2022
Over the past one decade or so, we have been hearing about it, talking about it and experiencing it as well. Indeed, digital is the way forward in journalism. Even before the Covid-19 pandemic arrived,
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