Tag: India
The study “Reluctant Journalism: How Indian Journalists Navigate the Role Conception-Performance Gap in a Polarized Media Landscape” by Anilesh Kumar from Hong Kong Baptist University and Prashanth Bhat from University … Continued
The review article “Handshake or standoff? Global media and the high stakes of Sino–American diplomacy” by Xiaoling Zhang from Xi’an Jiaotong–Liverpool University looked at media portrayals of the summit between … Continued
The study “Survival Games: Understanding Journalistic and Extra-Journalistic Practices and Pursuits of Small-Town Stringers in South India” by Nimmagadda Bhargav from Indian Institute of Management and John Downey from Loughborough … Continued
The study “Primetime Nationalism: Analysing Monologues on India’s Republic TV and Times Now During Indo-China Border Conflict” by Anilesh Kumar from Hong Kong Baptist University looked at the media narrative … Continued
The study “Rethinking Audience Fragmentation Using a Theory of News Reading Publics: Online India as a Case Study” by Subhayan Mukerjee from National University of Singapore used the case of … Continued
A new research article by Suman Mishra of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, examines the phenomenon of news domestication and shows how hashtag activism originating in one country can have very … Continued
How do entrepreneurial journalists see their social identity and how does this influence the journalism they practice? Summer Harlow of the University of Houston, and Monica Chadha of Arizona State … Continued
The relationship between the news media and individuals of the political elite in India can be conceptualized as ‘contingent heteronomy’, a new study argues. Swati Maheshwari and Colin Sparks, of … Continued
Women are underrepresented in the news in India, a new essay by Reshma Patil of Oxford University, states. The author examined previous studies on the topic and looked at two … Continued
Mobile journalism practices have provided new skills to and have also been time-consuming for journalists, Indian reporters state in a new study. Anoop Kumar and M. Shuaib Mohamed Haneef, both … Continued
