Understanding Broadcast Journalism

The field of journalism in which news and journals are broadcast through electronic methods is known as broadcast journalism. Television, radio, and the World Wide Web are common broadcast methods. Television holds the status of being the most influential medium for delivering news. These media platforms disseminate news through visual text, sounds, and pictures. Broadcast journalism extends its reach to content delivery on the web, typically complemented by the original story's sound and graphics. These platforms provide audiences with the option to delve deeper into the event or related topics and to express their opinions on recent developments if they so desire. In contemporary broadcast journalism, a noteworthy advancement is citizen broadcast journalism. This innovation enables non-journalists to share stories and report events via social media platforms. This book unfolds the innovative aspects of broadcast journalism which will be crucial for the holistic understanding of the subject matter. This book will serve as a valuable source of information for those interested in this field.