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Mapping Digital India

By Subhash Rai · Published

The most disturbing reality might be that there are "more Indians have access to a mobile phone than to a toilet," but there are other digital facts like "60 percent of all households have cable and satellite" or that "DD National, covers about 92 percent of the 1,200 million-plus population," and so on, makes for a heady digital mix that requires a serious study to get a fair understanding. Mapping Digital Media: India, a report that has been spearheaded by Vibodh Parthasarathi and Alam Srinivas for the Open Society Foundations does just that.

Executive Summary

1. Media Consumption The Digital Factor

2. Digital Media and Public or State-administered Broadcasters

3. Digital Media and Society

4. Digital Media and Journalism

5. Digital Media and Technology

6. Digital Business

7. Policies, Laws, and Regulators

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APA

Rai, S. (2013, April 5). Mapping Digital India. IOJ. https://onlinejournalism.in/2013/04/05/mapping-digital-india/

Chicago

Rai, Subhash. "Mapping Digital India." IOJ, April 5, 2013. https://onlinejournalism.in/2013/04/05/mapping-digital-india/.

BibTeX

@online{mapping-digital-india, author={Rai, Subhash}, title={Mapping Digital India}, year={2013}, url={https://onlinejournalism.in/2013/04/05/mapping-digital-india/}, organization={IOJ}}