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Mass Media Management

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Course objective:

The course provides a basic know-how in modern management concepts and it further moves on to the managerial aspects of mass media. Those who are seeking a career in the management structure of mass media may get a good opportunity to expose themselves to this emerging field

Course Outcome:

  • Students get knowledge about media management
  • They acquire functional knowledge of the fundamentals of management concepts
  • To equip the learners with the practical skills needed to work in newspaper and electronic media

Course Duration: 40 hrs
Course Coordinator: Jyothilakshmi V K

Course Content:

Module 1

Principles of management – evolution of management concepts – need for efficient media Management.

Module 2

Types of newspaper ownership-characteristics of each type-newspaper organization-financial Management.

Module 3

Problems of news organisations in India – management of three M’s – men, money and materials – sales promotion.

Module 4

Management of audio – visual media-radio, TV and film – organisation of news agencies

Reference:

  • Track N. Sindhawani, Newspaper Economics and Management
  • L. W. Rucker & Williams, Newspaper Organisation and Management
  • Thomson F. Barnhart, Weekly Newspaper
  • Arun Bhattacharya, Indian Press from Profession to Industry
  • Orlik, Peter B. (1995), The Electronic Media, Massachusetts, Allyn and Bacon
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