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The Agenda- Setting of Television Channels: 2015 Presidential Election Candidates in Prime Time News Bulletins

Kumara, K.W.R.C.P.; Raguram, S. (Trincomalee Campus, Eastern University Sri Lanka, 2016)

The media in Sri Lanka can be broadly placed into two categories- those which are owned and controlled by the State and those which are privately owned and controlled. Many analyses have found that the news media have been ...
Analysis of Political Cartoons on “October 26th political crisis” in Newspaper: Special reference with Daily mirror cartoons of Awanta Artigala and Gihan de Chikera

Anutharsi, G. (University of Jaffna, 2020)

Mass media play an important role to build image of the political situation of the country. According to that newspaper is one of the mass media which involves the influence of knowledge of people and the channel comparatively ...
Cartoons on Southern Politics in National Tamil Dailies

Jeyanthan, R.; Raguram, S. (Proceedings of the 4th Jaffna University International Research Conference (JUICe2018), 2018)

Tamils predominantly live in the Northern and Eastern Provinces of the Island. Even though they depend on regional media to get the national news, they mostly rely on Tamil dailies published in Colombo for political stories. ...
Comparative Analysis on Portrayals of Sri Lanka Civil War and People through Newspaper and Political Cartoons

Poongulaly, S. (2014)

The mass media are diversified media technologies that are intended to reach a large audience by mass communication. The technology through which its communication takes place varies. The medium developed by people to ...
Cyberbullying Against Queer People on Social Media: A Study Based on Facebook

Anutharsi, G.; Poongulaly, S. (University of Jaffna, 2022-10)

Media images help to shape the view of the world and play a major role in the society. In the modern society, new media plays an inevitable part in the human communication. Accordingly, social media like Facebook, Twitter, ...
Does Community Radio Functions Truly? : As an Autonomous Sphere? Study on its Status in South Asia

Rasmin, M.C.; Raguram, S. (Sri Lanka Development Journalist Forum, 2019)

Community Radio (CR) in South Asia has been thriving with a unique identity as result of collective activism and lobbying by various stakeholders, including practitioners, civil society activists, academia, media freedom ...
The effect of ethnic minority employees’ culture and identity in the workplace in the western province

Anutharsi, G.; Sinduja, V.; Hariharan, L. (University of Jaffna, 2022)

Sri Lanka has a multicultural society. Majorities, Minorities and Indigenous people are living in this country. Employees of ethnic minority groups experience great difficulties in the workplaces. The study explores how ...
Ethical Dilemmas in Online News Portals: A Study on Tamil Language News Online Sites in Sri Lanka

Raguram, S. (Sri Lanka Development Journalist Forum, 2019)

The way in distributing and updating, the information has been drastically changing in recent past through the emerging new media. The sender and the receiver experience the attitudinal transformation in information path. ...
Exposure of social structure in director Pa.Ranjith’s films

Poongulaly, S. (The 20th International Postgraduate Research Conference, 2019)

Cinema has played a role in caste and politics of India, Political mediation employed by the vetern actors will have to come to terms with its specific screen images. Specially Tamil cinema has always been in a constant ...
Film Appreciation among the People of Jaffna: A Study Based on Cinema Theatres

Raguram, S.; Thevayasi, V. (Department of Tamil, University of Jaffna, 2020)

Cinema theatres are considered important centers to enjoy cinemas. It is widely assumed that the complete technical depth of a cinema can only be fully enjoyed in a theatre that plays an important role in providing relaxation ...
Film Appreciation Movement in Jaffna

Raguram, S.; Thivakar, T. (Proceedings of the 4th Jaffna University International Research Conference (JUICe2018), 2018)

The appreciation or consumption of cinema had been grown in different platforms in diverse ways in Jaffna. The cinema appreciation in Jaffna consists of multi-dimensions and changes. These aspects remain very complex to ...
Folk Arts an Alternative Communication Method: A Comparative Analysis with Mass Media

Raguram, S. (Department of Anthropology, University of Sri Jayawardenepura, 2019)

Communication has a place, at each stage of every human being to be a member of society and to enable him/her to move around and stabilize him/her in the society; communication is the basis of meaningful existence. But, ...
Globalization and International Relations

Poongulaly, S. (Department of Communication : Parliament of Sri Lanka, 2022)

The concept of globalization is much discussed in political, economic, social, and cultural settings. In fact, globalization seems to have led to the dissolution of global boundaries and the forming of political, ...
The Impacts of Modern Information Technology in Learning Tamil

Raguram, S. (2008)

Learning a language is a unique process compared to learning other subjects, and it needs complete emotional participation and coherent attention. The impact created by modern information technology in the learning of the ...
Implementation of Right to Information Act in Government Institutions: A Study Based on Jaffna District

Raguram, S.; Dhulabarani, M. (Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce, University of Jaffna, 2020)

The Right to Information (RTI) act globally is considered as an instrument that provides rights to the public and ensures transparency and accountability of general authorities. Public access to information is viewed as a ...
The Influence of Social Media on The Self – Esteem of Youth: Special Reference to Facebook

Pothanayaki, N.; Anutharsi, G.; Poongulaly, S. (2017)

In this post – metaphysical age youths are pulled or pushed into a world of illusion created by virtual reality such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Linked in, Tumbler, YouTube, Blog and etc., because it has the foremost ...
The Involvement of Advanced Level Students in Reading Newspapers: The Study Based on Schools in Valigamam Zone

Raguram, S.; Sivatharshiny, P. (Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce, University of Jaffna, 2021)

Newspapers are considered as one of the older forms of traditional media. Since ancient times, newspapers have had immense influence among the masses. Even though convergence has affected the conversional readership pattern, ...
‘Jathika Pasala’ Television Programme For Ordinary Level Students: A Recipient Analysis

Raguram, S.; Duwage, H.U.R. (1st International Research Conference, Trincomalee Campus, Eastern University, Sri Lanka, 2016)

Sri Lanka with a basic literacy rate of more than ninety percentage and 1 to 20 teacher pupil ratio shows an excellent education standard compared with most developing countries. But these statistics concealed the reality ...
Krishna Myths in Indian films: The Transformation of Images

Raguram, S. (2007)

The myths of Hinduism are closely associated with all forms of arts in India. The myths of Hinduism influenced the cinema sector since its inception in India. These myths were the initial moving force and platform of Indian ...
Media Consumption of People of Jaffna during Corona Pandemic: A Study Based on Uses and Gratifications Theory

Sivatharshiny, P.; Thulaparani, M.; Raguram, S. ('Jathika Maadhya Sankathana', Academic Journal, Vol.1 Number 2, Ministry of Mass Media, Government of Sri Lanka,, 2022)

From the early days till today every human being is engaged in communication in order to fulfill his/her needs. In historical landmarks where he/she tried to expand the communication process, the media has evolved with the ...

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