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Why today's media has forgotten the ethics and values of true journalism and how corruption has crept into the system using media as a tool. Media sells its news nowadays instead of informing people. These sold media is called presstitutes
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- 1. Definition: A person or media entity that misleadingly tailors news to fit a particular partisan, financial or business agenda. Blend of press + prostitute. The comparison comes from the notion that they sell themselves for money.
- 2. IDEAL ROLE OF MEDIA AND PRESS • To convey unadulterated news to the public. • To bridge a connection between common masses and the incidents going on all over the world. • Bring attention of government to the public demands. • Never give one’s own opinion on any incident. • Act as a source of cultural exchange for people living in different parts of the country. • Criticize the government in a unbiased way and strengthen the concept of a true democracy.
- 3. WHAT OUR MEDIA ACTUALLY DOES? For eg. There are 5 person A,B,C,D,E conveying a news. A=Eye witness ; E=reporter. A→B: I saw him rebuking his servant as he came late everyday. B→C: I saw him thrashing his servant as he came late. C→D:I saw him thrashing his servant who I think is a muslim. D→E: I saw him beating his muslim servant as he demanded a hike in salary. E reporting: A muslim man was severly beaten by his hindu landlord, while the police and authorities have nothing to say about the matter. Are minority groups safe in our country? In this way ‘Yellow Journalism’ has taken over media and the press. Yellow journalism, or the yellow press, is a type of journalism that presents little or no legitimate well-researched news and instead uses eye-catching headlines to sell more news.
- 4. WHY MEDIA HAS BECOME BIASED? • Media is a great tool of reaching out to common people throughout the country with the help of Television and Newspaper. • This tool is used as a weapon by people in power. • Growing competition in news channel industry leads to methods of attracting attention. • Reporters facing lack of real stories to work on. • TRP has become a revenue source from advertisement agencies. • In a democratic government has very little control over authenticity of the news shown to public.
- 5. OUR RESPONSIBILITY • Be alert • Stop accepting the statement :”Seeing is believing”. • Verify facts that we see and use logic to justify them. • Question whatever one find unjust. • Never trust an information from one source , always cross check it. • Prevent rumour from spreading like wildfire. • Last but not the least is be truthful.