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The Bangalore University is launching its own FM radio station to train future news anchors. The station, to be christened `BU FM` will be used for imparting training to electronic media students in radio broadcasting and in the university`s distance education programme. Announcing the move to launch the radio station, .....

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Govt tunes in to FM for teaching in remote areas

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The students of the 6th batch of Radio & T.V. Journalism of IIMM secured prestigious media placements with channels

Successful placements The students of the 6th batch of Radio & T.V. Journalism of International Institute of Mass Media (IIMM) secured prestigious media placements with channels like NDTV, Jain TV, CNBC, Bag Films, ETV, Sahara, Star News, Zee News and Doordarshan among others. IIMM offers various graduate and post graduate degree .....

Distance Education Programs Train Six Million Chinese

More than six million Chinese havereceived a college-level education over the past three decades through distance education programs on television, radio and the Internet. Another 40 million have received training via the country's radio and television colleges, according to sources from a distance education symposium held here on Thursday. Since 1978, .....

IGNOU offers research pool for disadvantaged

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