A Platform Dedicated For Media Studies

Media Decoded is an initiative to bridge the gap in the practical and theoretical study of communication and mass media. An attempt to encompass the multitudinous mature of field by reflecting upon subjects like mass communication, advertising, public relations, film studies, and new media. 

Providing insightful articles exploring various aspects and nuances of the field, with an intent to develop and enhance understanding employing numerous examples, references, graphics, and interactive content like quizzes.

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Topics offered

We offer in-depth articles on varied field of study:

Communication
Advertising
Public Relation
Development
Film Studies
Media Research

“All I know is just what I read in the papers, and that’s an alibi for my ignorance.” 

– Will Rogers

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Explore through wide range of free courses offered to crack the upcoming UGC NET/JRF and CUET exams:

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Paper I:
Common For All

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Paper II:
Journalism & Mass Communication

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Our Aim

To media studies accessible to all:

Build Understanding

The primary aim is to assist media students, researchers, and academicians in their quest to gain understating and develop a critical thinking of the field.Info Box

Build Database

Create a well-documented database, like, of media studies capturing the true essence of the field with information rich content.

Build Community

We wish to build a community around the website which help the fellow mates, improve the content, and stay updated on various trends of communication studies.Info Box

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