What are the jobs in the mass communication field?

<p>A professional course in mass communication opens doors for a career in print media, digital media, films &amp; television, public relations, journalism, copywriting, production and more. In short, courses or subjects covered under the mass communication programme widen the horizon of career options for an individual.&nbsp;</p><ul><li><strong>Journalist</strong>: The main role of a journalist is to find news through various sources such as research and interviews, report it, document it, and present it in an honest and ethical way via any mass medium &ndash; newspaper, TV channel, or online news.</li><li><strong>TV Anchor</strong>: A TV anchor gathers information, writes his/ her own stories, and reads them out to the audience. The job role of a TV anchor also includes reading stories written by other reporters.</li><li><strong>News Editor</strong>: One of the main responsibilities of a news editor is to decide which story is worthy to be covered. A news editor also assigns work to reporters, checks for the accuracy of the news, and writes headlines.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Video Jockey</strong>: A Video Jockey or VJ is basically an announcer who introduces music videos on different music TV channels. Sometimes, a VJ also conducts interviews with TV personalities.</li></ul>

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