JOURNALISM

  

JOURNALISAM

 

All around us, information and news are constantly collected, arranged, and assessed. After this information is communicated to the audience, The word journalist is derived from the French word "journal." Have two types of journals. Print media, such as newspapers, magazines, and newsletters, Television,online journals, web journals, blogs, vlogs, and YouTube channels are visual media. Radio, HamRadio is a broadcasting journal.

 

In June 1847, Malayalam modern journalPublish. The first news paper in Malayalam was edited by Herman Gundart Rajyasamacharam and published in Tellichery. The second magazin pashchimodayam was published between 1847 and 1857, between October and June. Christian missionaries wer e published in early newspapers.

The first magazine published in Malayalam was called Jananikshepam. Published in Jananiksepam is CMS College.
Vidhyasamgraham was listed in the Jananiskhepam. This educational publishing is a part of the CMS college. The first magazine in Malayalam is called Njananikshpam. After that, Nasrani Deepika began in 1887. It was an outdated Malayalam newspaper. It remains well-liked. Then Malyalamanorama began. Starting in CMS Assistant Munshi Kandthil Vargees Mappila, a prominent daily newspaper.

His lifelong ambition to work as a Malayalam dramaist began in Kottayam in March 1890. From Kottayam, the Manorama company published.  This newspaper, which goes by the name Morning News Paper, is in Malayalam.  Mamen Mathew's leadership up to this point.

  On March 22, 1888, it was originally published as a weekly,  The first manorama newspaper published on  22 march 1890 from Orthadox Theological Seminary Kottayam Second-hand news publication.  Malyalamnorama only features Kerala.

Varghees Mappila is an editor of Malayala Manorma. The news paper logo approved the Maharaja of Travancore, Moolam Thirunal. It is a four-page weekly newspaper. In 1904, Mamen Mappila was dead. Then hand over the news paper malayala  manorma to his soninlow,

Mmamen Mappila, KC. The Travancore State forbade Manorama from publishing news critical of Diwan in 1938. Mammenmappila is a crime. Regular publication of Indian Independence and Diwan's Decline began after 1947. K.M. Chariyan, Mammen Mappillai's eldest son, took over as editor in 1954 after his father passed away.

The following daily newspaper in 1960 was Mathrubhumi. Its printing facility is located in Mlabar's Kozhikode. Under K.M. Mathew's direction, Mthrubhoomi and manorama circulation are now escalating. At that time, two businesses were rivals. The development of printing technologies follows. Manorama, a newspaper founded in Kottayam and run by a press cast, debuted in Malabar, Kozhikode, in 1996.