Media Watch (ISSN
0976 0911, e-ISSN 2249 8818) is
an international peer reviewed mass communication and media journal publishing three
issues in a year from India. It is indexed in many national and international
platforms. The main thrust of the journal is to publish original methodological
papers on communication research, theory, and practice for benefit of
academicians and all social science, media and communication researchers by
providing a trusted source for a wide range of high quality research.
The just
released special issue (January 2013) on Centenary Celebrations of Indian
Cinema is edited by Dr. Sony Jalrajan Raj of St. Thomas University, Florida,
USA. Though being a special issue on Indian Cinema, this special issue is
including a few non-film articles from a wide area of media framework due to an
increase in queuing of articles for publication. However, these articles deal
with some contemporary and critical issues prevailing in the media world.
Eminent media professionals from diversified background have contributed papers
for this issue, these are:
Michelangelo Paganopoulos
The Changing World of Satyajit
Ray: Reflections on Anthropology and History
Saayan
Chattopadhyay
Mythology, Masculinity
and Indian Cinema: Representation of “Angry Young Man”
in Popular Hindi Films
of 1970s
Maumita
Chaudhuri
Vision of Tagore through
Applicability in the Spectrum of Ray and Ghosh:
Reflection of Feminine Approach
in two Bengali Movies
Mira K
Desai
Globalization of Bollywood: Gain
of Markets or Loss of Audiences?
Van Roberts & Mark Goodman
Dirty Harry as Pornography:
Revealing the Unrevealed
Santosh
K. Patra, Rahul Gadekar & Pradeep Krishnatray
Users’ Gratification, Self-Schema
and Facebook Behaviour: A Study of
Selective Young Facebook Users
N. V. Prasad & Shanthi Balraj
Developing
Media Literacy Practice among Secondary School Students
in
Malaysia: Case Studies of Video Making on Environmental Issues
Jyoti
Raghavan
Narratives on Metropolitan Cities
in Newspaper Supplements: A Case Study
of two Leading News Publications
of India
Romesh
Chaturvedi & Shruti Mehrotra
Embedded Health Messages in
Entertainment-Education Television Programs
G K Sahu
& Sameera Khan Rehmani
Women as a Maker of Meaning: A
Study of No One Killed Jessica
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