What is the difference between Journalism & Mass Communication?

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    Dharamveer Dheer Educator at University | Scholar-Level 18

    4 years ago
    Hi, both of these are closely related functions of the NEWS industry. Mass communication deals with the procedure of conveying or transmitting a message to the general population through media like radio, newspapers, magazines, television, internet and so on. However, journalism is concerned with the compilation and transmission of news through the print media and electronic media. And based on the different mediums, the field of journalism can be divided into three broad categories namely the print (I. e. the newspapers and magazines), electronic (I. e. T. V. and radio) and online journalism. So based on your interests you could even
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    Vibha Gupta | Scholar-Level 17

    4 years ago
    Journalism in a broad sense is all about news reporting whereas mass communication deals with different mediums of media to spread messages, information or entertain masses. LPU School of Journalism and Film Production organized a national conference on Contemporary Perspectives in Design and Creative Arts' (CPDCA 2018) to have a holistic understanding of issues relating to space, forms, frugality, sustainability and functionality in design and creative arts. The conferences provides a platform for scholars and professionals to share and discuss the innovations and development in the field of design and creative arts. LPU students shar
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    Rishvanjas Sharma | Guide-Level 12

    4 years ago
    Hi, Both of these are closely related functions of the NEWS industry. While Mass communication deals with the procedure of conveying or transmitting a message to the general population through media like radio, newspapers, magazines, television, internet and so on. However, journalism is concerned with the compilation and transmission of news through the print media and electronic media. And based on the different mediums, the field of journalism can be divided into three broad categories namely the print (I. e. the newspapers and magazines), electronic (I. e. T. V. and radio) and online journalism. So based on your interests you could
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    Priya Mahajan Educationist and Career Consultant since 2010 | Scholar-Level 16

    4 years ago
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    Journalism in a broad sense is all about news reporting whereas mass communication deals with different mediums of media to spread messages, information or entertain masses. Reporting in newspapers, magazines, T. V. , radio or the digital mediums usually comes under journalism. And based on the different mediums, the field of journalism can be divided into three broad categories namely the print (I. e. the newspapers and magazines), electronic (I. e. T. V. and radio) and online journalism. So based on your interests you could even choose for a course specific to one of these mediums. It would be a good choice to opt for LPU as in the
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    Vikas Kaushik Engineer | Author | Scholar-Level 17

    8 years ago
    Hello AGNIV
    Mass Communication deals with the procedure of conveying or transmitting a message to the general population through media like radio, newspapers, magazines, television, internet and so on.
    However, Journalism is concerned with the compilation and transmission of news through the print media and electronic media.
    The circulation of information to a wide range of populace remains the key function of mass communications whereas journalism requires investigation and coverage of any incident, occurrence or contemporary affairs, through mass media like the print, television or new media, whereby lakhs of people all through the wor
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    N Pathania | Guide-Level 15

    4 years ago
    Hi, Both of these are closely related functions of the NEWS industry. While Mass communication deals with the procedure of conveying or transmitting a message to the general population through media like radio, newspapers, magazines, television, the internet, and so on. However, journalism is concerned with the compilation and transmission of news through the print media and electronic media. And based on the different mediums, the field of journalism can be divided into three broad categories namely the print (I. e. the newspapers and magazines), electronic (I. e. T. V. and radio), and online journalism. So based on your interests you
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    Khushal Arora | Scholar-Level 16

    4 years ago
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    Journalism in a broad sense is all about news reporting whereas mass communication deals with different mediums of media to spread messages, information or entertain masses. Reporting in newspapers, magazines, T. V. , radio or the digital mediums usually comes under journalism. A degree in Mass Communication would be great if you want a broader set of skills in your bag, while a degree in Journalism can help if you are clear about your goal of building a career in Journalism. On the other hand, getting a degree as B.J. M. C. Bachelor in Journalism & Mass Communication is even better. Being an Alumni from Lovely Professional Univ
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    Palak Patel | Contributor-Level 8

    a year ago

    While both journalism and mass communication are related fields that deal with the dissemination of information, they have distinct focuses and purposes. Let's explore the key differences between journalism and mass communication:

    Journalism

    Journalism is the practice of gathering, analyzing, and presenting news and information to the public through various media channels.

    Primary Focus

    The primary focus of journalism is on news reporting, storytelling, and the creation of informative content. Journalists aim to provide accurate, timely, and relevant information to the public.

    Objectivity and Neutrality

    Journalists are expected to adhere to

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