Web Journalism 2.0

Title: Web Journalism 2.0
Author: Sunil Saxena
ISBN: 0070680833 / 9780070680838
Format: Soft Cover
Pages: 288
Publisher: TMH
Year: 2012
Availability: Out of Stock

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The dynamics and functions of the Indian media are no longer conventional and limited to print and television, thanks to the advent of new technology. Web Journalism 2.0 brings to the reader the fascinating world of New Media and Social Media, their nuances and their impact on communication. It ventures into the Gen Y trend of Social Media, also called the 'Facebook or Google age', and traces the journey of Web Journalism from its inception in India till today. As the book proceeds, the reader is given glimpses of how media is adapting itself to the new technology, and provides quick tips and facts on Internet Journalism.

Imbibing the essence of the first edition Breaking News, Web Journalism 2.0 has a lot more to offer. It includes:

  • Journey of Web Journalism from the 1990s to 2012 including blogging and broadband
  • News writing and Headline writing explained in greater depth
  • An entire new section on writing news for the mobile
  • Explanation of the trending topics of Social Media in detail
  • A section on website creation with better insights and information
  • Chapter-end exercises for quick recap

The author with his 30 years of experience in the domain of journalism and media has endeavored to provide an experiential insight into Web Journalism. The book reaches out to students, practitioners and even general readers.

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Preface

Chapter 1 : Internet in India
Chapter 2 : News Writing
Chapter 3 : Editing for the Internet
Chapter 4 : Headline Writing
Chapter 5 : News on Mobile
Chapter 6 : Style Make a Site
Chapter 7 : Social Media and Web 2.0
Chapter 8 : Blogging
Chapter 9 : Podcasting and Multimedia Storytelling
Chapter 10 : Hyperlinks and Deep Links
Chapter 11 : Content Management System
Chapter 12 : Website Design, Its Mechanics and Economics
Chapter 13 : Search Engines
Chapter 14 : New Technology and Its Impact on Media
Chapter 15 : The Grey Areas

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