Veteran journalist Charles Assisi started his lecture at ACJ by exposing students to the hard knocks of journalism in the digital age. He emphasized the unique role of journalists in crafting a compelling story and presenting it to their intended …
The ACJ- Bloomberg postgraduate programme in Business and Financial Journalism is a new premium course whose diplomates are already in high demand by the best brands in the profession. All the students in the two previous batches, 2017-18 and 2018-19, …
The youth should be encouraged to vote and engage in conversations relevant to society, said panelists at a discussion organized by Twitter India at the M. S. Subbulakshmi Auditorium at the Asian College of Journalism on March 6, 2019. The …
The students of the Asian College of Journalism had a virtual interactive session with Leon Brown, Head of Global Meteorological Operations, The Weather company, IBM Business, as part of a technology based weather curriculum to train the students on how …
The Weather Company, a business unit of IBM, along with RainWise, a meteorological equipment manufacturer will deliver a first of its kind technology based curriculum at the Asian College of Journalism (ACJ) in Chennai to train students on weather forecasting …
January 18, 2019 An interactive session on ‘Media and Democracy’ was held at the Asian College of Journalism on Friday (January 18, 2019). Jeremy Pilmore-Bedford, British Deputy High Commissioner based in Chennai, Richard Barlow, a senior diplomat in the Foreign …
A trip to Andhra Pradesh gave ACJ’s business journalism students a chance to step out of the classroom and practise good, old-fashioned shoe-leather reporting. During the trip, they walked around the construction sites of Andhra’s planned capital city Amaravati, interacted …
A Discussion with Bloomberg News’ Editor-In-Chief Emeritus Matthew Winkler on December 10, 2018 As media consumption moves from advertising to subscription-based models, will products of legacy media houses become less accessible to the common man? Does it make sense to …
Sounak Mitra, an associate editor at Moneycontrol.com, urged aspiring retail reporters to pay more attention to everything from consumer psychology to supply chain to cover the sector better. He used various case studies to demonstrate how consumer stories often start …