Chitkara School of Mass Communication Launches Edited Book on Media & Society

Chitkara School of Mass Communication released “Media & Society: Medium, Message, and Masses,” a comprehensive book edited by faculty members Dr. Ashutosh Mishra, Dean Chitkara School of Mass Communication; Dr. Gitanjali Kalia, Associate Professor, Chitkara School of Mass Communication; and Ripudaman Singh, Assistant Professor, Chitkara School of Mass Communication. The book was officially launched by Dr. Ashok K Chitkara, Chancellor, Chitkara University, marking a significant milestone in the realm of media studies.

“Media & Society: Medium, Message, and Masses” offers an insightful exploration of contemporary issues shaping the field of mass communication. From advertising and public relations to news reporting and newspaper printing, the book delves into the multifaceted aspects of media and society, presenting a diverse range of perspectives from national and international academicians and industry experts.

This edited volume serves as an indispensable resource for academicians, researchers, and students alike, providing in-depth analyses and critical insights into the evolving landscape of media and society. Each chapter offers valuable contributions to the understanding of key concepts and challenges faced within the field of journalism, mass communication, film studies, advertising, and public relations.

Published by ‘Chitkara University Publications,’ “Media & Society: Medium, Message, and Masses” reflects the commitment of Chitkara School of Mass Communication to advancing knowledge and scholarship in the domain of media studies. The book encapsulates years of research, expertise, and practical insights, offering a comprehensive overview of the dynamic interplay between media and society in the modern era.

As “Media & Society: Medium, Message, and Masses” enters the scholarly discourse, Chitkara School of Mass Communication reaffirms its dedication to fostering excellence in media education and research. The publication stands as a testament to the faculty’s commitment to advancing knowledge and understanding in the field of mass communication, providing valuable insights that will shape the future of media studies. Chitkara University looks forward to the impact of this edited volume in shaping the next generation of media professionals and contributing to the ongoing dialogue on media and society.