The Credibility Landscape: Examining Media Authenticity and Accountability in Contemporary India
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There has been a sharp decline in accountability and credibility along with the media's unparalleled development in India, including the unregulated social media market. India's media, particularly the broadcast media, is going through an unheard-of crisis of credibility. Its exponential growth and declining accountability have highlighted the pressing necessity for the media to create an agenda in the current situation in order to uphold its constitutional duties.
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Rodrigues Usha M., Ranganathan Maya, Indian News Media, Sage Publications
Franklin Bob, Carlson Matt, Journalist, Sources and Credibility, Routledge
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