Journalism

It is said that journalism is a difficult profession. According to Virginia Wolf, "To write weekly, to write daily, to write shortly, to write for busy people catching trains in the morning or for tired people coming home in the evening, is a heart-breaking task for men who know good writing from bad. "A journalism should have some important qualities. The most important of them is to have a news sense. It is to know what is important or the ability to identify things people would be interested in. A journalist must know the art of putting news and views in proper form and perspective so that people will be interested in them. Nowadays journalism is organized on a commercial scale. There are national and international news agencies that collect and broadcast news all over the world. Some of them are Reuter (U.K) press Trust of India (India), Tass (Russia), Havas (Germany), Domei (Japan), tanjug(China), Francaise press (France), Associated Press of America (U.S.A), BSS (Bangladesh) and so on. Major influential newspapers on national and international levels have their own correspondents at home and abroad. In short, we can say that journalism is an essential part of the modern world.