Practical Journalism

Role of IT in Media December 6, 2017 Computer Hardware & Software Hardware: Input Devices & Output Devices Software: System Software & Application Software Examples of Hardware (Input Devices)  Mouse, Keyboard, webcam, Scanner, Microphone Examples of Hardware (Output Devices) Printer, Monitor, Headphone and Speaker etc. Hardware & Software used in Radio Hardware: Microphone, Headphone, Monitor speaker, Telephone Hybrid System, Delay Machine, Transmitter, Printer, Photocopier, Mixer board.  Software: Adobe Audition, Winamp media player, Converter, Radio Boss, MS Word, In-page, Liwal, Fonts, Internet Service and Configuration. Hardware & Software used in TV Hardware : Lights and Lights controller , Microphones (Different types), Camera, Recorder, Camcorder, TV Transmitter (For Terrestrial Transmission), TV DAB Encoder (For Satellite TV Channels), DV Cassettes, DV Player recorder, DSNG Van, RBGAN (Regional Broadband Global A

Types of Radio Station 1.      Analog Radio Stations 2.      DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) 3.      Satellite Radio Station 4.      Internet Radio Ø Analog Radio Stations : FM : Stands for Frequency Modulation and Range is 87.5 to 108 MHz AM : Stands for Amplitude Modulation and further divided into three bands Long-wave, Medium-wave and Short -wave. (LW, MW, SW). All AM channels are state owned. LW (Long-wave & range is 30 to 30 kHz. ) MW (Medium-wave & range is 517 to 1650 KHz) SW (Short-wave & range is 3 to 30 MHz) Ø DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting): Digital audio broadcasting (DAB) is a  digital radio  standard for  broadcasting   digital audio radio services , used in countries across Europe, the Middle East and Asia Pacific. The DAB standard was initiated as a European research project in the 1980s. The  Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation  (NRK) launched the first DAB channel in the world on 1 June 1995 ( NRK Klassisk ), [2]  a

Brief about Interview Theory and Practice  MA Previous November 29, 2017 . Interview: Focused exchange of question and answers. Various forms of Interviews 1: Information Interview: Facts and Figures 2: Personality (Portrait ) Interview: 3: Opinion Interview:  Opinion and standpoint Interview as tool: A: Research Interview: B: Statement Interview: Sound bite Preparing an interview Preparing an interview: First, you have to research the topic of your interview. Next, you should define your interview goal. Ask yourself the questions: “What do the listeners want to know about this topic?” and “What information is relevant for the listeners?” Define a lead question for the interview as a whole. Selecting the interviewee, the interview venue and time: The success and failure of an interview depends largely on choosing the right interview partner. There are many things you need to consider when deciding whom to interview: their expertise,

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