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State department of information and broadcasting.
Media Education
Media topics
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Annotation or definition of media.
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What are media? Word media is plural of medium. Media, medium, and mediums: What is the difference? Media is the plural of medium. Media are the collective communication outlets or tools that are used to store and deliver information or data. The medium is an intervening substance through which signals can travel as a means for communication. Medium is a noun. Academics now use the 'mediums' as plural. What is media education? Media education is the process of teaching, learning about media, and teaching through media. Is there a difference between teaching, learning about media, and teaching through media? Yes. What is the difference between teaching, learning about media, and teaching through media? Teaching, learning about media About media Teaching and learning about media include the whole range of publicly disseminated communications media: computer and Internet publications, television, the cinema, video, radio, photography, advertising, newspapers and magazines, recorded music. Teaching through media Teaching through media means using computers, Internet, television, and other media to teach school subjects – for example, English, math, science, social studies. Media also are used for college teaching and university guidelines – for example, professions, abilities, products, subjects, and services. Internet news reports are included in electronic media. |
Departments in state and around the world relevant to media.
News Media Reports
Media Law.
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What should you know about media law? Truth with sound reasoning prevails in media law. |
Media Technology.
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What should you know about media technology? |
| Computer and Internet (most important). |
| Content or programs production in English language . |
| Television technology. |
| Radio technology. |
| Printing technology. |
| Media storage technology. |
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Q: Which is better: traditional TV or World wide web/internet TV? Q: Have you recently missed any of your favorite shows? Q: Isn't it better to have World wide web/internet TV? Q: What resources should TV offer to enhance these courses? Q: What is the television media's annual budget? NBC, CNN, ABC, CBC, BBC, Doordarshan, PTV, etc. What's your annual budget? Q: What has been the pattern over the last 10 years? Q: How are programs selected? Q: Who selects and approves programs? Q: Who should select and approve programs? Q: What should be taken into consideration when selecting and approving programs? Q: Why mislead the viewers? Globe Magazine
Q: What type of layout can you print? Q: What is involved in the process of magazine printing? Q: What are the various sizes of magazines? Q: What is the latest technology available in magazine printing? TV program/programme |
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Globe Broadcasting |
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What latest technologies are required in the media? Here are further guidelines. |
Media and human thinking and behavior.
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How do the media affect how people think and behave? Nonfiction media help to improve thinking and behavior of people. Fiction media harms the communities and creates law and order issues. Fiction media has to be banned with punishments. |
Teaching through media.
| What can be taught through media? |
| School education (English, math, science, social studies). |
| Professional education (611 professions). |
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What are directives for media in the state and outside the state?
Circulate products, services, and directives from various essential departments in the state to public. Do not circulate directives of any bad charactered, badly behaved, harmful, or fraudulently placed individuals involved in felony or misdemeanor in the state and outside the state. Media must know they belong to the state department of information and broadcasting. All printers, machines, and office resources are state resources. They must know media law. If the media violates media law, they can get punished. If you have any news reports from around the world, please forward them to admin@qureshiuniversity.com or Fax 7733379107 Chicago, Illinois. | |
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What is News? News is the communication of selected information on current events which is presented by print, broadcast, Internet, or word of mouth to a third-party or mass audience. Here are further guidelines. How does the news media decide what is newsworthy and what is not? 1. Emergency News 2. Significance 3. Proximity 4. Prominence 5. Human Interest 6. Timing What should media, including newspapers, do before circulating statement of any person involved in public service or activities? Does he or she have answers to relevant questions? Does he or she practice answers to relevant questions?
The public may be misled. The public may be harmed. Individuals may be harmed. Media, including newspapers, may be party to harms. | |
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Q: What is media? A: Media is not only a mirror of the society but also an instrument for social change and progress. It informs and educates the society and acts as an agent of communication between various sections of the society. World wide media: Don't publish statements of so-called world leaders unless you see and deliberate with them face to face, with questions and answers. Q: What are various types of media? 1. Electronic media, including TV, radio, Internet. 2. Print media - newspapers, magazines, books. 3. Nonfiction movies that impart good character, good behavior, situation-specific, industry-specific civilized education. This can be on a DVD, video cassette, or relayed via TV or Internet. Q: What should be the media's focus to help communities? A: Media should bring truth to people. Media should focus on planning and development of the state. Media should bring global perspective to people. Media should discard sports sections. Media should focus on health and well-being of people. Media should focus on education. Q: Can frivolous media reports harm communities? A: Yes. Q: What should media look forward to? A: If media improves its quality, it can replace schools, colleges and universities. Q: What should be presented on TV, Internet and movies? A: It should be based precisely on curriculum in schools, colleges, and universities. TV and movie producers: Take a school, college, or university book and make a movie or TV program out of it. Catalog Q: How do you detect a false news report? A: A meeting report comes up, without prior information or planning of the meeting. The day, date, time, duration, actual participants, place, and language details aren't available. There is no independent verification of the proceedings. Q: Should you praise government if it is incompetent, came to power with fraud, has bad character, behaves badly, and inflicted intentional harms? A: No. Be aware of these self-created, vested interests, maliciously engineered praise for ministers, members of parliaments, legislators, and people at the helm of affairs. For example: This delegation appealed to this legislator. This person praised this legislator. Q: How do ministers, fraudulently planted legislators, and the state administration control newspapers and media? A: If they don't circulate false malicious advertisements in their favor, their resources are stopped. They don't permit them to bring out true facts with sound reasoning. Home office Q: What can you do in a home office? A: You can upload materials to the Internet. You can complete work that does not need public meetings. Reporters can communicate from a remote location via e-mail and telephone. An editor can submit material for printing. Q: What can you not do at a home office? A: You cannot make your home office a location of public meetings. | |
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Advertising
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Accuracy, credibility of news reports, and verification.
How should you ensure accuracy and credibility of news reports with verification from various sources? Should you circulate news reports without verification from various sources? Here are further guidelines. | |
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Ban publications of these criminals.
When can a ban on publication be imposed for various individuals? Criminal activities, bad character, bad behavior, came to specific position with fraud, or involved in various criminal activities. What are the names, photographs, with brief profile of various criminals? Here are further guidelines. What are directives for media in the state and outside the state? Circulate products, services, and directives from various essential departments in the state to public. Do not circulate directives of any bad charactered, badly behaved, harmful, or fraudulently placed individuals involved in felony or misdemeanor in the state and outside the state. Media must know they belong to the state department of information and broadcasting. All printers, machines, and office resources are state resources. They must know media law. If the media violates media law, they can get punished. | |
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Degrees in Journalism and Media. Bachelor's degree Master's degree Doctoral degree What is the curriculum difference among a journalist and various media workers? What is the work-related difference among various media workers? Here are further guidelines. | |
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Economy and Budget. Why is it essential for media to know about the state economy and state budget? Here are further guidelines. | |
Emergency News  What is breaking news? Any emergency news is breaking news. Take a look at this. http://www.qureshiuniversity.com/emergencyworld.html Any news that fits in one of these emergencies is emergency news. | |
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English language. Why is English language media the most popular worldwide? Here are further guidelines. | |
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Identifying media resources circulating false news.
What are various media resources circulating false news? Here are further guidelines. | |
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Journalism and Media. Is there a difference between journalism and media? What is the difference between journalism and media? Here are further guidelines. | |
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Media Law. What media law should you know? Here are further guidelines. | |
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Media with other names. What are other names for media? Press, mass communication, etc. Here are further guidelines. | |
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What statement should the media circulate from the state and outside the state? Select the head of the department and his/her associates who have the duty to serve in the state. Here is a list of departments. Here are guidelines for writing relevant reports. | |
| Media Associations | |
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Networking with other media around the world.
What is networking around the world the best media resource? Why is networking around the world the best media resource? Here are further guidelines. | |
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News Reading in English
What does reading the news in English look like? Here are further guidelines. | |
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Newspaper Printing - Newspaper Printers
What size is the newspaper? What is a Broadsheet? What is involved in the process of newspaper printing? Here are further guidelines. | |
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Prize
What questions should be answered before you circulate news of any prize? Here are further guidelines. | |
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Publication Ban
What should the media know about a publication ban? What individuals have a media ban up to today? What individuals have a travel ban up to now? Here are further guidelines. | |
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Printing
What is printer? What are the different printing methods? | |
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State department of information and broadcasting.
What should be the skills and knowledge of the head of the state department of information and broadcasting? Here are further guidelines. | |
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What should happen if media, including newspapers, circulate a statement by any person who does not know and practice basics of good character, good behavior, insight of rights, state economy, state budget, state planning and development, and tries to get involved in public issues in or outside the state? Any media, including newspapers, trying to glorify these criminals will face punishment. Closure of media or newspapers or replacement of editor, director, or producer is one option. What should police, military, and lawyers include in the charges? Reinforcing people involved in various harms. | |
| Q: How does one write a news story? | |
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Do you want to educate people via your print media? Take a look at this Qureshi University | |
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Advertisement
Some advertisements have been displayed without researching or knowing the facts. Q: What research is necessary before an advertisement? Q: Did you come across any advertisement that I didn't hear and see? Q: Did you come across any advertisement that I should have heard and seen? Q: Where and when did the advertisement appear? Q: Why didn't it appear online? Q: Who is involved? Q: Do we need such centers or institutions? A: No | |
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World wide media: Don't publish statements of so-called world leaders unless you see and deliberate with them face to face, with questions and answers. Worldwide Media
Federal Administration, led by (name of the person), The then Federal administration lead by (name of the person) Federal administration unfairly managed by _______ Federal administration unfairly controlled by ___________ Federal administration unfairly administered by ________ State administration unfairly administered by _______ Disputed region unfairly controlled by _______ Disputed region unfairly administered by _______ City/County administration unfairly controlled by ________ City/County administration unfairly managed by _______ Once harms and claims are submitted, those party to harms will have to fulfill remedies and damages, plus punishments. | |
World newspapers, magazines, and broadcasting in English, sorted by state or continent
North America Africa South America Australia Do you have any recommendations? | |
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The following media have been found to circulate false news. www.dailyexcelsior.com www.greaterkashmir.com www.risingkashmir.com www.arabnews.com www.timesofindia.com www.newsweek.com From June 5-14, 2010, GK online www.greaterkashmir.com was not displayed. Was it due to editor, server problem, or both? What were the reasons for this problem? GK online is a public resource. It is not private property. Do we need more editors or an independent server? What is being done to educate more new editors? There should be at least six editors and six server operators. Good character, good behavior, skills, and knowledge of rights, economy, and budget are essential. What is being done to educate server operators? Which server should be used? | |
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The following media have been found to maintain criminal silence. The following media have been found to circulate credible news. (more coming soon) Q: What is a monopoly? Q: How do you detect a communication block? Q: How do you detect a complete mail block? Q: How do you detect a partial postal mail block? Q: How do you detect a partial email block? Q: Would you like to print Globe News in your city/district/county? Q: What type of layout can you print? Q: If you have any questions, please e-mail me at globe@humanservicesglobe.com admin@qureshiuniversity.com Q: How do you detect an area specific mail block? Q: How do you detect a postal mail block? Q: What role does customs play in postal sabotage? Q: What is being done to punish such sabotage? Q: How should those who sabotage be punished? | |
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Official language of Kashmir
English and Kashmiri Official language of America, Asia, Australia, Latin America, Africa. English | |
Media Reports.
What are the most common media reports?
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Here are further guidelines.
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What can the format of a press release be? 1. Table format in English 2. Essay format in English 3. Professional question-and-answer format in English |
How do you write a press release in English?
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