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WHY IS THE BUSINESS MEDIA SILENT ON THIS GIGANTIC SCAM?
'SANS SERIF' IN 'THE NEW YORKER' MAGAZINE
CHURUMURI ON 'NEW YORK TIMES' READING LIST
'SANS SERIF' QUOTED IN 'BLOOMBERG VIEW'
'THE NEW YORK TIMES' ON JOURNALISM SCHOOLS IN INDIA
GOOGLE: INDIA TRANSPARENCY REPORT
THE BRITISH NEWSPAPER ARCHIVES FROM THE 18TH CENTURY
Mint, the business daily from the Hindustan Times group, has ranked the ten best mass communications institutes in India, and in a sign of the times, there are only for full-fledged journalism schools on the list.
View a larger table here
Link via A.R. Hemant
This entry was posted on 15 June 2008 at 8:35 pm and is filed under Issues and Ideas, Jobs and Opportunities.
Tags: Churumuri, J-Schools, Journalism Schools, Mass Communications Schools, Sans Serif
16 June 2008 at 6:46 am
Journalism schools don’t teach you anything except for how to sell yourself hard. Most people I knew when I attended the “prestigious” schools were only there for glamor or for sports reporting.
11 March 2009 at 1:57 am
A notable exclusion from the list of mass communication schools in the country are details of Amrita School of Communication’s M.A. [Mass Communication] & B.A. [Mass Communication] courses. The programmes are unique and have won praise from even The Hindu newspaper. The School is a constituent of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, the only ‘A’ Grade university (UGC-NAAC Assessment) to be associated with a multiple state award winning general news and entertainment TV channel, Amrita TV.
You may check the website http://www.amrita.edu/ascom