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Still in Print: Journey of a Writer, Teacher, Journalist
Elgin, Illin.: David C. Cook Foundation (1985), 171 pp.
The Asian Newspaper's Reluctant Revolution
Ames, Iowa: Iowa State University Press (1971), xiii, 373 pp.
The Press of India: An overview
International Communication Gazette, volume 12, issue 4 (1966), pp. 243-258
"Kipling and the Indian Press — The Backgrund in brief — The The dominant problems — Newsprint and monopoly — Table II. India's later period — The press scene now — Advertising and circulation — Newsprint Supply 1957-58 tot 1964-65 — The Law and government — Evolution of the press
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Journalism in Modern India
New York: Asia Publishing House, 2nd ed. (1964), xxii, 279 pp.
"The author published "Journalism in Modern India" in 1953 for the first time — In this 1964 revision several chapters have been rewritten and new material added — The work deals with English-language press (by A.E. Charlton), the vernacular language press (A.N. Sivaraman) and the news agencies
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Education for Journalism in India is gaining
Journalism Quarterly, volume 30, issue 1 (1953), pp. 55-62
"Despite opposition, linguistic difficulties and the fact that for many editors journalism is only a side-line, a course of journalism now exists — The Hislop College section of the University of Nagpur appears to be the most advanced — However a great many newspapers and journalists seem indiff
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Journalism School Started with a Book
IPI Report (Zürich), volume 2, issue 5 (1953), pp. 5
"Article on the first training course (July 1952 to April 1953) at Hislop College (Nagpur), which was attended by 42 students." (Jean-Marie Van Bol, Abdelfattah Fakhfakh: The use of mass media in the developing countries. Brussels: CIDESA, 1971 Nr. 2493, topic code 163.21)
