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Browsing by Author "Keisham, Sangeeta"

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    Exploring Pattern of Preference in Content Selection : A Brief Study of Local Dailies
    (INFLIBNET Center, 2004-11) Keisham, Sangeeta; Chakrabarty, T K
    Local dailies play an important role in disseminating information pertaining to the various communities of the society at the regional or state level. The present paper aims at examining the contents and coverage of news items in some selected local dailies published in the state of Manipur. With the help of ‘ statistical tools’ an attempt has been made to explore and identify the pattern of the contents selected for the accommodation in some of the columns like Headline, Article and Letter to Editor.
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    Open Access Journal and Open Access Initiatives In India
    (INFLIBNET Centre, 2008-11-06) Keisham, Sangeeta; Sophiarani, Soubam
    Open Access (OA) initiative emerged as a revolutionary movement that promotes free access to scholarly publications over the Internet, removes the price and permission barriers and ensures the widest possible dissemination of research. OA exists where there is free, immediate and unrestricted availability of digital content. In India poor access to international journals and the low visibility of research papers are the major problems facing Indian researchers. OA is viewed as a solution to remedy this problem.A number of workshops and training events were organized in India during this period, where a few thousand library and computer professionals received training in open source software for building open access repositories. The present paper aims to give the concept of Open Access and highlights some of the Open Access Journal initiatives in India.Open Access to information and knowledge not only enables digital inclusion of common citizens, particularly under privileged communities, but also bridges social divides.

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