Why should I take this certification?
This certification will cover various areas of media laws. The certification will cover the topics like Centre-State Policy, Freedom of Media, Defamation, Official Secrets Act 1923, Contempt of Courts Act 1971, Intellectual, Property Rights, MRTPC Act 1969, Cinematograph Act 1952, Broadcasting laws, Advertising Standards Council of India and Media Ethics.
How will I benefit from this certification?
Vskills certification in Media Law Analysts helps you to update your skills and makes you a certified professionals, which also helps in finding opportunity with companies specializing in media or legal services.
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Jurisprudence
- What is Justice
- What is law?
- Rights, Rules and Laws
- Laws and Society
Sources of Law
Types of Laws
- Criminal laws
- Civil Law
- Public Law
- Private Law
- Tort Laws
- Tort and Invasion of Privacy
History of Laws
- History of Press laws in India
Indian Constitution
- Rights and Duties of the Press
Press Freedom in India
Structure of Judicial System
Supreme Court of India
High Courts
Lower Courts
Introduction: Civil Procedure
Introduction: Criminal Procedure
The Trial
The Charge
Trials of Different Cases
The Judgement
The Appeal
The Execution
- Executing sentences (Ch XXXII: 413 - 435)
Press Council of India
Press Council Acts
Press Council & Media Management
Introduction: Indian Penal Code
Defamation
Legal Procedure in a Defamation Case
Right to Privacy
Introduction to Copyright
Copyright Act - 1957
International Copyright Order - 1999
Obscenity & Bad Taste
Indecent Representation of Women Act - 1986
Prasar Bharati Act - 1990
Official Secrets Act - 1923
Contempt of Courts Act - 1971
Protection of Civil Rights Act - 1955
Freedom of Information Bill
Parliamentary Proceedings Act - 1977
Wireless and Telegraphy Act
Information Technology Act - 2000
Introduction to Ethics
Press Council: Norms of Journalistic Conduct
AIR Policy Broadcasting Code
- Code Of Conduct For Television/Radio Broadcasts In Connection With Elections
Rights, Duties & Restrictions of Media Professionals
Accurate and Fair Reporting
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