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Times School of Journalism announces PG Diploma course on Business Journalism

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The need for well-trained business journalists has never been so high as today. After scripting its widely acclaimed success story, Times School of Journalism (TSJ) now presents an innovative Business Journalism course comparable to any across the globe. The course is a cocktail of business and financial concepts and finely-distilled media skills, with a broad vision of creating scribes for 21st century’s knowledge-based society.

e4m Desk May 31, 2010 9:51 AM

GenNext Media Magnate: Harneet Singh – Creating winning brands

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A marketing professional with in-depth consumer marketing experience across different categories ranging from automobiles to consumer durables to services, Harneet Singh, General Manager – Marketing, Jubilant FoodWorks, has excelled in creating winning brands in each of his engagements. The GenNext Media Magnate is chosen by a committee comprising the exchange4media editorial team in consultation with Raj Nayak.

e4m Desk May 31, 2010 8:35 AM

Noorings: The curse of the current business model on media agencies

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Ever since the global Nokia pitch in 2009, the fee structure, or the commission of a media agency, has been discussed at every forum. The industry has expressed its concerns on this business model, saying that they see it as a self-deterioration path for agencies. Agencies themselves are not comfortable with the model because they know that a business is not won just by scoring a 9/10 on the pitch – the commercial is not just the last, but the only key step. And yet there doesn’t appear to be a solution.

Noor Fathima Warsia May 31, 2010 8:32 AM

Guest Article: Of a badly managed press conference and insipid answers, writes Sanjay Jha on PM’s maiden press conference

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The much-vaunted first press conference of Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh in his second term failed to enthuse the high expectations it had built around the conference. The poor selection of journalists representing little or unknown news organisations and leaving aside top news outlets like The Times of India, The Hindustan Times, Indian Express and news agencies like PTI and UNI, left a bad taste amongst journalists.

Sanjay Jha May 31, 2010 8:32 AM