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Watchdog Journalism An Interesting Career for Mass Communication Students

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Watchdog Journalism An Interesting Career for Mass Communication Students

Watchdog Journalism An Interesting Career for Mass Communication Students
 

Many students are taking different journalism courses in Ahmedabad and across the nation. Each mass communication and journalism institute has a different course to offer. Depending on their personal interest, students can choose a specialization after completing a degree in mass communication and journalism. To help you discover one more career option, in this blog, we will shed light on watchdog journalism.

What is Watchdog Journalism?

Unlike propagandist journalists, watchdog journalists do not write articles from the perspective of the government. Watchdog journalists keep an eye on the actions of the government and cover unbiased views in the news. According to the best institute for mass communication, watchdog journalism is more focused on identifying concerns, loopholes, scandals, and similar issues of the government.

Role of Watchdog Journalist

Importance of Watchdog Journalism

Influencing Aspects of Watchdog Journalism

According to the best institute for mass communication, three influencing factors are responsible for whole watchdog journalism

Surveillance:

Style of reporting

News Source

The detached orientation of watchdog journalists focuses on raising questions about the wrongdoings of the government or corrupt people. To raise questions or to further scrutinize the event, the source of news plays an important role.

Career Opportunities

In any newsroom or media house, you can get a job with a lucrative package. As India is one of the biggest democratic countries in the world, watchdog journalists have a bright future here.

How to Become a Watchdog Journalist?

Contact NIMCJ (National Institute of Mass Communication and Journalism), which is the best institute for mass communication. You will get all further guidance from the institute.

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