About the Book: 

In "Print Media and Broadcast Journalism: Ink to Airwaves" immerse yourself in the thrilling world of journalism where truth meets integrity. This comprehensive guide bridges theoretical frameworks with practical skills essential for aspiring journalists. From uncovering the core mission of journalism to mastering the art of news writing, broadcasting, and editing, this book offers a structured pathway to excellence.

            Delve into the foundational concepts of journalism, the nuances of print media, and the dynamic landscape of broadcast journalism. Discover the responsibilities and ethical considerations that define the journalistic profession, and equip yourself with the skills needed to craft compelling stories across various media formats.

            Written with a blend of academic rigor and practical insights, this book empowers students to think critically, identify newsworthy stories, conduct insightful interviews, and produce impactful content that informs, engages, and sparks meaningful conversations. Whether your passion lies in print, radio, or television journalism, this guide is your stepping stone to success in the ever-evolving realm of media.

Contents: 

UNIT  I: Basics of Journalism: Concept, Types and Ethics

1.       Concept and Meaning

2.       Types of Journalism

3.       Development Journalism

4.       Citizen Journalism

5.       Photo Journalism

6.       Role and Responsibilities of Journalist

7.       Ethics of Print and Broadcast Journalism

8.       Media Policies and Law

UNIT  II: Print Journalism: News Writing

9.       News: Definition, Concept, Elements

10.     Writing Different Types of News

11.     Components of News Writing

12.     Style of News Writing

13.     Various Styles of Journalistic Composition

14.     Writing Skills for Press note/Press Release

15.     Basic Terminology used in Print Journalism

UNIT  III: Print Journalism: Reporting and Editing

16.     The Basics of Reporting

17.     Types of Reporting

18.     News Gathering Techniques

19.     Qualities of a Reporter

20.     Editing Exploring the Role & Responsibilities of an Editor

21.     Use of Graphics and Cartoons in Print Media

22.     Editing Style and Layout

23.     Copy Editing

24.     Proof Reading

UNIT  IV: Broadcast Journalism: Radio & TV Journalism

25.     Radio Broadcast Writing: Crafting Contents for the Airwaves

26.     Script Writing and Layout for Radio

27.     Television News: Characteristics and Formats

28.     Television News: Characteristics and Formats

29.     Script Writing and Layout for TV

30.     Developing Storyboard for TV Programme

31.     TV Programme Production

32.     Broadcast Journalism Terminology: A Guide for Beginners

About the Editor:

Neeta Khandelwal is a faculty member in the Department of Extension Education & Communication Management at SDA University, Gujarat, since 2013. She earned her M.Sc. in Home Sciences Extension from Home Science College, Udaipur, and completed her PhD in Extension Education at MPUAT, Udaipur. Upon joining SDA University in 2013, she began teaching both undergraduate and postgraduate students in the EECM Department. Dr. Khandelwal's primary research interests include the Conservation of Natural Resources, the Role of Women in Conservation, Indigenous Knowledge, and the study of Women in Ancient India. She has published several research papers in these fields and actively mentors students working on their M.Sc. and Ph.D. dissertations. Additionally, Dr. Khandelwal has participated as a speaker at various seminars and has been invited to give lectures. She also developed a four-credit PG Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on Print and Broadcast Journalism, consisting of 40 modules, and currently serves as the Course Coordinator for UGC-sponsored MOOCs on print and broadcast journalism offered through the SWAYAM platform.