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Mass Media Studies Empowering Today’s Youth

Mass Communication Colleges in India cater to the industrial requirements by churning out well informed and skilled media professionals who are ready to face the challenges of the latest happenings of the world. Well defined course structure and hands on experience in some of the best organizations of the world ensure that media and students are exposed to best practices. An education in mass communication can prepare a student for their career by providing them with the necessary technical and theoretical skills. Today there are numerous schools for mass communication at which students can gain experience and skills in different fields. It is one of the most sought courses after professional courses of the university.

The colleges offer integrated media programs focused on enhancing the skill sets of the candidates and offer them placements in different news channels and Print Media across the country as well as the globe. The course modules are contemporary and in synchronization with the specifications of modern industries. By streamlining the training process, the students are ensured of an awesome career path in the near future.

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Top Media Schools in India

Right from the time your schooling gets over till the time you decide, which career to be chosen, your quest for the best career is always on. For people, who have an interest in knowing about the happenings of the word and also to inform people in different parts of the globe, mass communication is the best field to be taken. Mass Media is very booming sector of the economy and offers attractive job opportunities to the aspirants.

Here is the list of Best Media Schools in India for those who wish to make their career in media.

• Xavier Institute of Communication, Mumbai
• Film and Television Institute of India, Pune
• Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication, Pune
• Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media, Bangalore
• Manorama School of Communication, Kottayam
• Asian College of Journalism, Chennai
• WLCI School of Media, Mumbai
• Mudra Institute of Communications,  Ahmadabad

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Career in Journalism

Journalism is one of the most sought career options in today’s entertainment industry. Many of media institute offers integrated programs in Mass Communication and Journalism. The media programs

Provides student with an understanding of television studio production, documentary and TV fiction film making. These programs also aimed at those of you who wish to learn how to direct and produce TV shows, documentaries and short fiction films.

The program teaches students with the production loop, technical equipment and role of key personnel involved in production. Students are also taught with multiple camera shooting in a studio and editing of a News bulletin and a Current Affairs programme. During the programme, students will also learn to write, script and produce a short documentary and a fiction film. On completion of this programme students would have acquired competencies to take up careers in television production and documentary film direction and production.

Interested students can join media studies and can make their career as successful journalist. WLCI Media School is one of the reputed mass communication college offering many media programs.

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New Careers in Media

New Trends Content Channel Across 120+ Local TV News Websites:

New York, May 11 /PRNewswire/ -- World Now, the leading provider of Internet technology, revenue and content solutions for local broadcasters, introduced a new content channel today to a network of more than 120 local TV websites.

The new channel, called What's Next, is a look at emerging trends and innovations that could change site visitors' lives. The content is provided by Next pert, the leading resource for national and local television for trend spotting, trend predicting and trend translation. Its network is comprised of visionaries and pioneers, trend experts, trend correspondents, trade and consumer magazine editors, and members of the online community of trend spotters and trendsetters called Next pert Nation. 

Next pert was created by television personality Kat lean de Monchy; paging and cellular telephone pioneer David Post; and advertising/branding legend Jay Chiat.

World Now already provides other content channels including: Education, House & Home, Money, Pets, Recipes, Relationships, Travel and Weddings in partnership with content providers such as Career Builder.com and Match.com.

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The World of - 3D Content

As detailed by a release from the Associated Press recently, satellite TV provider DirecTV decided to cut 3D programming on its n3D channel earlier this month due to a lack of consumer interest in the channel. The channel was originally announced during CES 2010 as a partnership with Panasonic to bring consumers a channel that broadcast 3D content 24 hours a day, seven days a week. DirecTV has mostly halted the development of new content for the 24-hour channel due to “the low demand we’ve seen from customers” according to a statement from While a lack of 3D content is still a factor for some consumers, the amount of people that cite this factor as an issue has dropped from 21 percent during May 2011 to 14 percent. Since the amount of 3D movies and games has increased over the past year, it’s likely that consumers feel more comfortable finding content to watch in 3D.

Sporting events are also drawing in new fans of 3D technology and companies invested in 3D technology plan on marketing 3D features at large scale sporting events like the upcoming Summer Olympics in London.

According to NPD Group Director of Industry Analysis Ben Arnold, he states “3D has been a success for the television market from a sales perspective. However, few consumers cite watching content in 3D as a reason for purchasing a TV, indicating that other factors such as screen size, resolution, and Internet connectivity hold more importance.” In short, consumers are purchasing televisions with 3D features, but larger panels and Smart TV features are motivating factors when it comes to a purchase.

As mentioned in a related NPD blog post, connected televisions have seen a 50 percent growth rate year over year and approximately 20 percent of consumers cited Internet connectivity as a factor in their purchase decision. Arnold speculates that companies that have a stronger position in ownership of both content and hardware will gain an advantage over competitors. Apple, for instance, would have a distinct advantage if the company does decide to launch a television.

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ORIENTATION PROGRAMME AT WLCI DELHI CAMPUS

Steve Jobs and his words to the students at California University – I am rich today not because of my success but because of the failures. They taught me much more.

The Orientation Programme held at WLCI Sainik Farms campus started by the inspiration lecture delivered by Steve Jobs. Followed by the address ale of the Head of Ability creations Brg. Chandra Mukesh.

Followed by his session was the session by the National Design Head Mrs. Deepti Baveja. She explained the students the key mantra’s for success. She spoke on the essence of design in the creative world and its importance in the profession. 

Highlighting the importance of Academic rules and regulations the Academic Department OF WLCI consisting of Brg. Mukesh, Mrs. Deepti Baveja, Bhavna Sharma and Shruti Pandey for the departments Design, Fashion and Media laid stress on hard work and dedication to reach the goals of success.

The session ended with some Group Photographs and a promise from the students to perform their level best with the zest and zeal of hard work and a live right attitude.

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