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| | Women's Exposure to Mass Media Is Linked to Attitudes Toward Contraception in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh |
 | | The data for India are from the 1992-1993 National Family Health Survey, in which 90,000 ever-married women aged 13-49 were interviewed. | | | Spousal discussion of fertility desires was significantly higher among women who had listened to the radio in the earlier period (odds ratio of 1.2) and among those who had been exposed to television or to print media in the later period (1.4 and 1.3, respectively). | | | Women's odds of discussing family planning with their husbands were elevated among those exposed to general television or radio programming or to family planning messages on either medium (1.1-1.3). |
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| | The Pulpit: December 2004 |
| | India issued a tsunami warning at midday, but then hours later its science minister, Kapil Sibal, went on television to announce the warning was incorrect and based on information received from a U.S. research firm. | | | Hundreds of children were buried in mass graves in India, and morgues and hospitals struggled to cope with the catastrophe. | | | BANDA ACEH, Indonesia  Cargo planes touched down with aid Wednesday, bearing everything from lentils to water purifiers to help survivors facing the threat of epidemic after this week's quake-tsunami catastrophe. |
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| | 1965 |
| | 1965 in television See also: 1964 in television, other events of 1965, 1966 in television and the list of 'years in tele... | | | The war was initiated by 1962 had come to believe that Indian militar... | | | List of colonial governors in 1965 Colonial governors by year 3 United Kingdom France 1966) Portugal 1966) United Kingdo... |
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| | FAIR & LOVELY LAUNCHES FAIRNESS SOAP |
| | INDIA TV, the free-to-air Hindi news and current affairs channel, promoted by the well-known television presenter, Rajat Sharma, will be on air 24 hours beginning 7am on May 20, 2004. | | | Added Tarun Tejpal, "I had resisted the allure of joining television till Rajat approached me to be a part of his team at INDIA TV. | | | Speaking on the occasion of the launch, Rajat Sharma, Chairman, INDIA TV, said, "We aim to change the way broadcast news reporting is being conducted in the country. |
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| | A JOURNAL OF MY TRIP TO INDIA AND KENYA |
| | Being in Kenya and India has given new meaning to me of what Paul meant when he said, "With food and raiment, let us therewith be content." He teaches his congregation to dress modestly and to abstain from worldly music, movies, and television - all of which rob the soul of spiritual strength. | | | Brother Jeff, after describing the qualifications of an elder, asked Brother Guna and the church to again rise if they believe these men meet these qualifications, to which all again joyfully stood in agreement. | | | After school, their ways parted for some years during which Guna became a Christian. |
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| | MUMBAI - Media tycoon Rupert Murdoch has blinked first in the eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation between the Indian government and his Star Group. | | | Star got into hot water through an earlier arrangement in which the Murdoch interests parked their majority stake in Star News with a shell company controlled by friends and business associates of Star India chief executive Peter Mukerjea. | | | And more important for Star, while its other channels like Star Gold and Star World are floundering in India, Star News is a clear winner among Hindi as well as English news channels. |
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| | 1935 - encyclopedia article about 1935. |
| | - Television See also: 1934 in television, other events of 1935, 1936 in television and the list of 'years in television'. | | | His son Edward VIII succeedes him as King of the United Kingdom, King of Ireland and Emperor of India. | | | Australia - Canada See also: 1934 in Canada, other events of 1935, 1936 in Canada and the list of 'years in Canada'. |
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http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/1935
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| | The Hindu Business Line : Walt Disney plans local sales office in India |
| | WALT Disney Television International (Asia Pacific) has announced in a press release its commitment to expand its TV distribution in India spanning Disney branded and non-branded programming across all TV delivery platforms and plans to open a dedicated local sales office in India by the year-end. | | | In India, Walt Disney Television International provides feature films, live action series and reality shows to Star Movies, AXN and HBO and also contributes 29 hours per week of children's programs to DD Metro, Eenadu, SET, Star Plus and Star World. | | | "India, as one of the largest markets in Asia, and the fastest growing television market, is central to all of our plans." |
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| | Nepalnews.com (newsflash) Archive March 2004 |
| | According to a Nepal Television report, Crown Prince Paras received information from security forces and locals on the attacks. | | | India's foreign secretary Shashank, who is slated to visit Bhutan by the end of this month, will press upon the Druk government to resume the stalled bilateral process with Nepal on the Bhutanese refugee issue, according to The Kathmandu Post. | | | The refugee issue will figure besides their own (Indo-Bhutan) bilateral talks, the daily said, quoting government sources here in Kathmandu. |
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| | INDIA |
| | This reluctance was mostly caused by France’s poor economic state and their inability for their radio stations to be transferred over to television broadcasting. | | | India is a "third world" country, which in turn makes their concepts and ideas towards media and media relations slightly different from the American point of view. | | | After World War II television began to gain momentum and went from selling only 2 million units in 1960 to selling an impressive 10 million units and now is France’s main medium for mass media (Kuhn, 109). |
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http://www.bgsu.edu/departments/tcom/faculty/ha/tcom103spring2002/gp9
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| | ASIAN ACADEMY OF FILM AND TELEVISION |
| | Mass communication as a social process; social psychology, sociology, political science and history; analysis of the interrelationship between Indian mass media and the society they serve. | | | Legal boundaries within which print and electronic professionals must operate; ethical issues in media careers; the delicate balance between freedom and control of mass media in India; analysis and interpretation of court opinions affecting the mass media; statutory law, executive and administrative actions. | | | In-depth broadcast news reporting techniques, investigative reporting, the television documentary; producing radio news reel and television news program; coverage of special evening for radio and television. |
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http://aaft.com/programs/ba_masscomm_syllabus.html
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| | The Times Group - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | This later came to be known as The Illustrated Weekly of India in 1923. | | | The Times Group is one of the largest media services conglomerates in India and currently dominates the newspaper and media business in the country. | | | Mumbai Mirror India's largest circulated compact newspaper, circulated free in the city of Mumbai. |
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| | Media study - insitutes conducting courses in Film and Television, Book Publishing, Journalism/Mass Communication, Advertising, Public Relations - study in India |
| | Media study - insitutes conducting courses in Film and Television, Book Publishing, Journalism/Mass Communication, Advertising, Public Relations - study in India | | | Television& Media Arts, Film City, Goregaon, Mumbai-400050 | | | Academy 18, Studio 18, India (Pvt) Ltd, 8, Balaji Estate, Guru Ravi Das Marg, Kalkaji, New Delhi 110019 |
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| | On Campus 07/25/01--Center for Asian Studies embarks on three-year project to examine transformations brought about by new technologies in Asia |
| | UT Austin's Center for Asian Studies turned the spotlight on Asia's mass media this year with conferences and seminars on filmmaking in Taiwan, television in India and Japanese animation. | | | Shohini Ghosh of the Mass Communications Research Centre in New Delhi discussed the traumatic and beneficial effects of television broadcasting in India. | | | The pervasive effects of mass media in India and the ways in which popular imagery represents violence were the recent topics for discussion in a three-day conference held at the center. |
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| | Amazon.com: Books: Discovery of India |
| | Politics after Television : Hindu Nationalism and the Reshaping of the Public in India by Arvind Rajagopal | | | Also, his portrayal of Muslim rule in India is somewhat biased, and he only describes the bad bits, such as the jizya and the pagan tyranny of Aurangzeb while glossing over the good bits during the reigns Emperors Akbar, Jehangir and all those chaps who tried to build bridges between Hindus and Muslims. | | | A number of reviewers have noted that Discovery of India and Glimpses of World History were written during the years Nehru languished in British custody for sedition and civil disobedience. |
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| | The Hindu : Sport News : Saturday, September 11, 2004 |
| | The last word has still not been said on the issue of the Board of Control for Cricket in India's live television and radio broadcasting rights of international matches to be played in India from September 2004 to August 2008. | | | SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 10.Ahead of its match against Kenya, followed by the group decider against Pakistan, the Indian team management claims this is the best possible attack that India could have assembled for the Champions Trophy. | | | Elvis Ali Hazarika anchored the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) to a new National record in the 4x100m medley relay, after Amar Muralidharan had provided a huge lead in the butterfly leg, in the 53rd all-India police... |
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| | Television In India |
| | The number of televisions in India sets increased from around 500,000 in 1976 to 9 million in early 1987 and to around 47 million in 1994; increases are expected to continue at around 6 million sets per year. | | | Television was separated from Radio in 1976 and Doordarshan came into existence. | | | By 1994 some 6 million people were receiving television broadcasts via satellite, and the number was expected to increase rapidly throughout the rest of the decade. |
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| | Begging to Differ - August 2004 Archives |
| | Will Baude points out that one proposal of reviving the Fairness Doctrine forcing television and radio to give away free advertising for healthy foods could backfire. | | | At some point, you will begin to see your allies in your party and the press begin to make you the pinata at this party. | | | Volokh responds, pointing out relevant caselaw which recognizes Congress's plenary power to admit or deny aliens. |
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| | agencyfaqs! > news & features > media newslets > Sahara India Mass Communication Limited changes name |
| | Sahara India Mass Communication (SIMCL), which spans the two passion areas of mass entertainment -- Motion Pictures and Television has a new company name. | | | As a professional and integrated media and entertainment company, Sahara One has taken significant strides in the areas of Motion Pictures and Television. | | | > news and features > media newslets > Sahara India Mass Communication Limited changes name |
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| | Horvatland - Frank Horvat Photography: Documentary Photo, India 1975 |
| | When it was decided that VOGUE would do a special issue on India, I was assigned to do the photography, while Patrick Poivre-d'Arvor, a journalist who has since become a star of French television, was to write the text. | | | One of these countries was India, where Indira Gandhi had established a so-called state of emergency, which had been widely criticized by the western press on account of human rights. | | | Our itinerary was drawn by Indian officials, and we were made to understand that we had to present Indira Gandhi as a great lady and her country as a happy and prosperous nation. |
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| | Agenda 21 - India |
| | The Government, for example, has embarked on an extensive awareness campaign through the print and television media to stress the need to save scarce water, energy, and petroleum resources. | | | India submits a report on its trade to WTO every four years as part of its trade policy review and reports to IMF and the World Bank. | | | India is committed to developing and strengthening the process of international cooperation, which would cover not only cooperation among governments and international agencies but also among other major actors such as the private sector, civil society, and voluntary organizations. |
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| | Indiantelevision dot com's Breaking News : Kolkata HC clears Sahara's 'Karishma...', Bradford files appeal in SC |
| | In a judgment this morning, the Kolkata high court on Monday allowed telecast of Sahara Entertainment's serial, dismissing an appeal by Bradford, who had claimed the series was a plagiarised version of her novel A Woman of Substance, the Press Trust of India has reported. | | | Sahara had aired the first episode of the serial at 9.30 pm on 12 May, but had to discontinue it from the next day as the court blocked telecast of the series following Bradford's petition. | | | The Kolkata High Court, which had earlier this month, given a go ahead to Sahara but withdrew it on an appeal from Bradford, went through all available footage of the serial as well as Bradford's novel before announcing its verdict today. |
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| | Country Profile - India |
| | The Government of India has embarked on an extensive awareness campaign through print and television media to stress the need for saving scarce water, energy and petroleum resources. | | | STATUS REPORT: India's policies and programmes in the realm of forestry, particularly the developments during the last fifteen years have been largely in consonance with the Forest Principles adopted during the UNCED. | | | Based on this belief, India has actively played a positive, constructive role, inter alia, in the deliberations of the UN, its specialised agencies and various intergovernmental mechanisms. |
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| | Wide Angle. About the Series. Film Descriptions PBS |
| | Producer Judy Katz was the originating producer of EXPLORER JOURNAL for National Geographic Television, a series-within-a-series in which she sent out Hi-8 cameras with journalists, scientists and lay explorers and helped them tell their own stories. | | | To test the reality of this commitment, WIDE ANGLE profiles children in Japan, Kenya, Benin, Brazil, Romania, and India who have managed to enroll in the first year of primary school - in most cases despite great odds. | | | Continue to next episode: A State of Mind |
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| | The Acorn » We call him Nutwar |
| | “Look here, India’s foreign policy is decided in New Delhi,” he said on NDTV television. | | | India is not even a member there (which is the whole point why it is an excellent idea to refer the matter to the Security Council). | | | Moreover, the foreign minister insults India’s Shia Muslims by suggesting that they would somehow be automatically more aligned to Iranian interests rather than their own. |
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| | A Mother in India: April 2005 Archives |
| | In January 2005, the Minister of Commerce said on television that 97% of essential drugs would not come under the ordinance. | | | The people of India were reeling then after the Tsunamiâs fury. | | | He thundered âdo you doubt their expertise, their qualifications?â I told him that perhaps he was not aware that most people with serious mental illness in India lived with their families. |
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| | The Australian: Flood alert in India [June 26, 2005] |
| | India's federal cabinet held a meeting and put 30 air force helicopters on alert for any emergency rescue, according to a television report. | | | THOUSANDS of people were evacuated overnight in India's northern Himachal Pradesh state after a breach in an artificial lake in neighbouring Tibet threatened downstream villages, officials said. | | | A flood warning was issued as the level of the Parechu river, which flows from China's Tibet to India, rose 12 to 15 metres after an artificial lake formed by a landslide breached its banks, said Amandeep Garg, a senior official in the Himachal Pradesh state government. |
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| | Guardian Dazzling TV or rip-off of substance? |
| | She and her husband, the film producer Robert Bradford, made inquiries which convinced them that the series, by then being advertised on 800 hoardings across India, was not only based on her books, but on the three mini-series already made for television. | | | She is convinced the Bollywood soap being made by the Bombay-based Sahara Television Network, is an Indianised rip-off of her world best-selling first novel, A Woman of Substance - and she is prepared to fight the producers every step of the way in the Indian courts to prove it. | | | Ms Taylor Bradford is convinced, and has launched a series of expensive legal actions to prove, that the blockbuster serial bears more than a cosmetic resemblance to her book and its sequels. |
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| | Mass media |
| | Mass media are those media reaching large numbers of the public via radio, television, movies, magazines, newspapers and the World Wide Web. | | | That audience has been viewed by some commentators as forming a mass society with special characteristics, notably atomization or lack of social connections, which render it especially suseptable to the influence of modern mass media techniques such as advertising and propaganda. | | | During the last decade of the 20th century, the advent of the World Wide Web marked the first era in which any individual could have a means of exposure on the scale of mass media. |
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