Media Law in India

This book provides an academic analysis of the impact and intersection of media and law in India. Freedom of the media is a cornerstone of democracy, and this book examines this freedom within the Indian context across various media forms, including news, cinema, television, and advertisements. It covers the historical journey of Indian media, contemporary debates, and discussions, as well as the understanding of media freedom under Article 19(1)(a) and on a global scale. The book delves into law, policy, and judgments related to media freedom.

Key Features:

• Equips law students, legal practitioners, media professionals, scholars, and anyone connected to the field of media with an understanding of the historical background, constitutional and statutory framework, and policy aspects of the interface between media and law.
• Covers various theories of press, the World Press Freedom Index, legal implications, and restrictions affecting print, electronic, broadcast, and social media.
• Summarizes key points after each chapter.
• Includes "Do It Yourself" exercises for practice.