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International Journal of Communication Development

The International Journal of Communication Development (IJCD) is a new journal devoted to the analysis of communication, mass media and development in a global context in both Indian and...

ISSN: 2231-2498 Quarterly English Since 2011
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Vol. 5 No. 2 (2015)

Articles Vol. 5 Issue 2 Jul - Dec 2015
DOI 10.65301/ijcd.2015.5.2.9

New Media Compliments Mainstream Print Media In India

Authors
Asstt Professor at University School of Mass Communication ,G.G.S.Indraprastha University ,New Delhi. Associate Professor-Design and Head of Corporate Communication Cell at the National Institute of Fashion Technology (Ministry of Textiles) New Delhi.
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Published 2015-12-30
Pages 27-31
Abstract

This paper provides a comprehensive view that how with the emergence of the new media (internet) compliments the traditional print media in India and earns its respective importance. The longevity of print media is much more than the electronic one. It is the written media, which has made history recordable and accurate. Print media is durable. With electronic media, anyone can copy any piece of information and present it as his own which is not permitted legally and leads to plagiarism. The information provided by a newspaper is usually more authentic and genuine but it is not in the case of electronic media. Though new media in India is still at a nascent stage. The traditional media may have their own online versions; they have not fully embraced the new technology. Indian newspapers still earn revenue by advertising despite the presence of online newspapers. The two reinforce and supplement each other. The history of print media and written communication follows the progress of civilization, which, in turn, progresses in response to changing cultural technologies. 

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