601 - The Chief Editor of ""Moon Digest"" is:
601 - The Chief Editor of ""Moon Digest"" is:
Adib Javedani
602 - The chief editor of 'Khawatin Digest' is:
602 - The chief editor of 'Khawatin Digest' is:
Mahmood Riaz
603 - The chief editor of 'Moon Digest' is:
603 - The chief editor of 'Moon Digest' is:
Adib Javedani
604 - The Christian Science Monitor is an example of an:
604 - The Christian Science Monitor is an example of an:
National Daily
605 - The Civil and Military Gazette appeared from Lahore in:
605 - The Civil and Military Gazette appeared from Lahore in:
1877
606 - The Civil and Military Gazette appeared from Lahore in:
606 - The Civil and Military Gazette appeared from Lahore in:
1877
607 - The Civil and Military Gazette"" appeared from Lahore in:
607 - The Civil and Military Gazette"" appeared from Lahore in:
1877
608 - The Combined Publication of Mufarrih-ul-Qulub and Matla-i-Khurshid was:
608 - The Combined Publication of Mufarrih-ul-Qulub and Matla-i-Khurshid was:
Mufarrih-ul-Qulub wa Matla-i-Khurshid
609 - The communication based on purchased time or space is called:
609 - The communication based on purchased time or space is called:
Advertising
610 - The Comrade' was an English Weekly which started in:
610 - The Comrade' was an English Weekly which started in:
January. 1911
611 - The Comrade' was started by:
611 - The Comrade' was started by:
Maulana Muhammad Ali Johar
612 - The Comrade was started from Calcutta and in 1912 it was transferred to:
612 - The Comrade was started from Calcutta and in 1912 it was transferred to:
Delhi
613 - The Comrade"" was an English Weekly which started in:
613 - The Comrade"" was an English Weekly which started in:
January. 1911
614 - The Comrade"" was started by:
614 - The Comrade"" was started by:
Maulana Muhammad Ali Johar
615 - The concept of Global Village was introduced by:
615 - The concept of Global Village was introduced by:
Marshall McLuhan
616 - The concept of two-step flow of information was presented by Lazarsfield in:
616 - The concept of two-step flow of information was presented by Lazarsfield in:
1940
617 - The cultivation theory was put forward by:
617 - The cultivation theory was put forward by:
George Gerbner
618 - The daily Dawn was founded by:
618 - The daily Dawn was founded by:
Quaid-e-Azam
619 - The Darya-i-Now' was published in:
619 - The Darya-i-Now' was published in:
1850
620 - The Dawn was converted into a daily on:
620 - The Dawn was converted into a daily on:
October 12. 1942
621 - The earliest cireulation of the Koh-i-Noor was:
621 - The earliest cireulation of the Koh-i-Noor was:
227
622 - The earliest nesspaper from Karachi was:
622 - The earliest nesspaper from Karachi was:
Kurrachee Advertiser
623 - The earliest newspaper from Karachi was:
623 - The earliest newspaper from Karachi was:
Kurrachee Advertiser
624 - The earliest newspaper from Karachi was:
624 - The earliest newspaper from Karachi was:
Kurrachee Advertiser
625 - The earliest newspaper from Lahore was:
625 - The earliest newspaper from Lahore was:
Lahore Chronicle
626 - The earliest newspaper of Lahore was:
626 - The earliest newspaper of Lahore was:
Lahore Chronicle
627 - The earliest newspaper of Lahore was:
627 - The earliest newspaper of Lahore was:
Lahore Charnicle
628 - The earliest newspaper of Lahore was:
628 - The earliest newspaper of Lahore was:
Lahore Chronicle
629 - The earliest newspaper published from Lahore was:
629 - The earliest newspaper published from Lahore was:
Lahore Chronicle
630 - The editor of ""Khawatin"" is:
630 - The editor of ""Khawatin"" is:
Nadira Khatoon
631 - The editor of ""Khawatin"" is:
631 - The editor of ""Khawatin"" is:
Nadira Khatoon
632 - The editor of Ain-i-Sikandari was:
632 - The editor of Ain-i-Sikandari was:
Maulvi Siraj-ud-Din Ahmed Lukhanavi
633 - The Editor of Gulzar-i-Punjab was:
633 - The Editor of Gulzar-i-Punjab was:
Kunda Mal
634 - The editor of Mah-i-Alam Afroz (1833) was:
634 - The editor of Mah-i-Alam Afroz (1833) was:
Maulvi Wahaj-ud-Din
635 - The electronic _____ has made the whole world a Global village.
635 - The electronic _____ has made the whole world a Global village.
Media
636 - The end of a Web site name contains information like us, gb, corn, and org. These are called
636 - The end of a Web site name contains information like us, gb, corn, and org. These are called
URLs.
637 - The erliest newspaper from karachi was:
637 - The erliest newspaper from karachi was:
Kurrachee Advertiser
638 - The famous communication Model SMCRE was devised by:
638 - The famous communication Model SMCRE was devised by:
Schramm
639 - The first African American newspaper, _____ was published in 1827 by John B.Russwurum and the Reverend Samuel Cornish:
639 - The first African American newspaper, _____ was published in 1827 by John B.Russwurum and the Reverend Samuel Cornish:
Freedom's Journal
640 - The first edition of Nawa-i-Qaqt issued by Hamid Nizami on:
640 - The first edition of Nawa-i-Qaqt issued by Hamid Nizami on:
23rd March 1940
641 - The first editor of ""Koh-i-Noor"" was:
641 - The first editor of ""Koh-i-Noor"" was:
Suraj Bhan
642 - The first Editor of ""The Pakistan Times"" was:
642 - The first Editor of ""The Pakistan Times"" was:
Faiz Ahmed Faiz
643 - The first Editor of Dacca News was:
643 - The first Editor of Dacca News was:
Alexander Fobes
644 - The first Editor of Daily ""Muslim"" was:
644 - The first Editor of Daily ""Muslim"" was:
Mr. A.T. Chaudhry
645 - The first Editor of Daily Muslim was:
645 - The first Editor of Daily Muslim was:
Amr. A.T.Chaudary
646 - The first Editor of Daily 'Muslim' was:
646 - The first Editor of Daily 'Muslim' was:
Mr. A.T. Chaudhry
647 - The first editor of 'Koh-i-Noor' was:
647 - The first editor of 'Koh-i-Noor' was:
Suraj Bhan
648 - The first editor of Lahore Chronicle was:
648 - The first editor of Lahore Chronicle was:
Mr. Henry Cope
649 - The first editor of 'Lahore Chronicle' was:
649 - The first editor of 'Lahore Chronicle' was:
Mr. Henry Cope
650 - The first Editor of 'Pakistan Times"" was:
650 - The first Editor of 'Pakistan Times"" was:
Faiz Ahmed Faiz
651 - The First Editor of the ""Dawn"" was:
651 - The First Editor of the ""Dawn"" was:
Mr. Altaf Hussain
652 - The first editor of the Dawn was:
652 - The first editor of the Dawn was:
Pothan Joseph
653 - The first Editor of the 'Dawn' was:
653 - The first Editor of the 'Dawn' was:
Mr. Altaf Hussain
654 - The First Editor of the Pakistan Times was:
654 - The First Editor of the Pakistan Times was:
Faiz Ahmed Faiz
655 - The first English newspaper appeared from Dacca in 1850 was:
655 - The first English newspaper appeared from Dacca in 1850 was:
The Dacca News
656 - The first English Newspaper appeared from Dhaka in 1850 was:
656 - The first English Newspaper appeared from Dhaka in 1850 was:
The Dacca News
657 - The first English Newspaper appeared from Dhaka in 1850 was:
657 - The first English Newspaper appeared from Dhaka in 1850 was:
The Dacca News
658 - The first GM of PTV was:
658 - The first GM of PTV was:
Ubaidur Rahman
659 - The first Gujrat Newspaper was:
659 - The first Gujrat Newspaper was:
Matla-ul-Anwaar
660 - The first Gujrati newspaper was:
660 - The first Gujrati newspaper was:
Matla-ul-Anwaar
661 - The first Hindi newspaper in Devngari script launched in 1826 was:
661 - The first Hindi newspaper in Devngari script launched in 1826 was:
Qodunt Martund
662 - The first independent newspaper from Lahore in Urdu was:
662 - The first independent newspaper from Lahore in Urdu was:
Darya-i-Noor
663 - The first Indian owned newspaper was:
663 - The first Indian owned newspaper was:
The Bengal Gazette
664 - The first Indian owned newspaper was:
664 - The first Indian owned newspaper was:
The Bengal Gazette
665 - The first Indian-owned newspaper was:
665 - The first Indian-owned newspaper was:
The Bengal Gazette
666 - The first Missionary Newspaper in 19th century was:
666 - The first Missionary Newspaper in 19th century was:
Dig Durshan
667 - The first missionary newspaper in 19th century was:
667 - The first missionary newspaper in 19th century was:
Dig Durshan
668 - The first missionary newspaper in 19th century was:
668 - The first missionary newspaper in 19th century was:
Dig Durshan
669 - The first Muslim newspaper in Lahore to install a teleprinter in its office was:
669 - The first Muslim newspaper in Lahore to install a teleprinter in its office was:
Ehsan
670 - The first Muslim newspaper in Lahore to install a teleprinter in its office was:
670 - The first Muslim newspaper in Lahore to install a teleprinter in its office was:
Zamindar
671 - The first Muslim newspaper in Lahore to install a teleprinter in its office was:
671 - The first Muslim newspaper in Lahore to install a teleprinter in its office was:
Zamindar
672 - The first newspaper from Sialkot was:
672 - The first newspaper from Sialkot was:
Riaz-ul-Akhbar
673 - The first newspaper published from Sialkot was:
673 - The first newspaper published from Sialkot was:
Riaz-ul-Akbar
674 - The first newspaper published from Sialkot was:
674 - The first newspaper published from Sialkot was:
Riaz-ul-Akbar
675 - The first Newspaper which published from Gujrat:
675 - The first Newspaper which published from Gujrat:
Matla-ul-Anwaar
676 - The first Paper from Balochistan was:
676 - The first Paper from Balochistan was:
The Quetta News
677 - The first Paper from Balochistan was:
677 - The first Paper from Balochistan was:
The Quetta Gazette
678 - The First Press Commission of Pakistan was set up in:
678 - The First Press Commission of Pakistan was set up in:
1961
679 - The first printed Urdu paper in the Sub-continent was:
679 - The first printed Urdu paper in the Sub-continent was:
Jam-e-Jahan Numa
680 - The first Printing Press was established in Bombay by the British in:
680 - The first Printing Press was established in Bombay by the British in:
1774
681 - The first Printing Press was established in Bombay by the Britishers in:
681 - The first Printing Press was established in Bombay by the Britishers in:
1874
682 - The first private satellite news channel providing live transmission simultaneously from Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Quetta and Peshawar is:
682 - The first private satellite news channel providing live transmission simultaneously from Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Quetta and Peshawar is:
SAMAA TV
683 - The first producer to edit, intercut scenes, and use a mobile camera was _______ in The Great Train Robbery:
683 - The first producer to edit, intercut scenes, and use a mobile camera was _______ in The Great Train Robbery:
Edwin S. Porter
684 - The first specimen of a Persian print appeared in:
684 - The first specimen of a Persian print appeared in:
1874
685 - The first specimen of a Persian print appeared in:
685 - The first specimen of a Persian print appeared in:
1874
686 - The first successful evening paper from Lahore was:
686 - The first successful evening paper from Lahore was:
Sahafat
687 - The first successful evening paper from Lahore was:
687 - The first successful evening paper from Lahore was:
Sahafat
688 - The first successful evening paper from Lahore was:
688 - The first successful evening paper from Lahore was:
Sahafat
689 - The First T.V. Station is Pakistan was:
689 - The First T.V. Station is Pakistan was:
The Lahore Pilot Station
690 - The First T.V. Station is Pakistan was:
690 - The First T.V. Station is Pakistan was:
The Lahore Pilot Station
691 - The first television channel to be distributed by satellite to local cable operator ws established in the USA in:
691 - The first television channel to be distributed by satellite to local cable operator ws established in the USA in:
1975
692 - The first television station in Pakistan was:
692 - The first television station in Pakistan was:
The Lahore Pilot Station
693 - The first Urdu magazine appeared from Lahore, was Khurshid-i-Punjab issued in:
693 - The first Urdu magazine appeared from Lahore, was Khurshid-i-Punjab issued in:
January 1856
694 - The first Urdu magazine 'Khurshid-i-Punjab' appeared from Lahore in:
694 - The first Urdu magazine 'Khurshid-i-Punjab' appeared from Lahore in:
January. 1956
695 - The first Urdu magazine 'Khurshid-i-Punjab' appeared from Lahore in:
695 - The first Urdu magazine 'Khurshid-i-Punjab' appeared from Lahore in:
January. 1956
696 - The first Urdu newspaper appeared from Lahore was:
696 - The first Urdu newspaper appeared from Lahore was:
Koh-i-Noor
697 - The first Urdu newspaper appeared from Lahore was:
697 - The first Urdu newspaper appeared from Lahore was:
Noh-i-Noor
698 - The First Urdu newspaper in Pakistan was:
698 - The First Urdu newspaper in Pakistan was:
Koh-i-Noor
699 - The first Urdu newspaper in Pakistan was:
699 - The first Urdu newspaper in Pakistan was:
Jam-e-Jehan Numa
700 - The first Urdu newspaper in Pakistan was:
700 - The first Urdu newspaper in Pakistan was:
Jam-i-Jehan Numa
701 - The first Urdu newspaper Jam-i-Jehan Numa was started from Calcutta in:
701 - The first Urdu newspaper Jam-i-Jehan Numa was started from Calcutta in:
1822
702 - The first Urdu newspaper was started from:
702 - The first Urdu newspaper was started from:
West Bengal
703 - The first Urdu newspaper was:
703 - The first Urdu newspaper was:
Jam-i-Jehan Numa
704 - The first victim of journalism law in India was the:
704 - The first victim of journalism law in India was the:
Bengal Harkaro
705 - The first weekly from Madras was:
705 - The first weekly from Madras was:
Madras Courier
706 - The first Weekly from Madras was:
706 - The first Weekly from Madras was:
Madras Courier
707 - The first weekly from Madras was:
707 - The first weekly from Madras was:
Madras Courier
708 - The first weekly magazine in the Subcontinent was:
708 - The first weekly magazine in the Subcontinent was:
Jam-e-Jejan Numa
709 - The founder editor of Nawa-e-Waqt was:
709 - The founder editor of Nawa-e-Waqt was:
Hameed Nizami
710 - The founder of Jang-Group of Newspapers is:
710 - The founder of Jang-Group of Newspapers is:
Mir Shakil-ur-Rehman
711 - The Friend of India"" a weekly Journal from Seerampore was issued on:
711 - The Friend of India"" a weekly Journal from Seerampore was issued on:
October 9. 1845
712 - The Friend of India, a weekly journal from Seerampore issued on:
712 - The Friend of India, a weekly journal from Seerampore issued on:
Oct 9, 1845
713 - The function of mass media which relates to the provision of news is termed as:
713 - The function of mass media which relates to the provision of news is termed as:
Transmission
714 - The head office of ""The Khabrain"" is in:
714 - The head office of ""The Khabrain"" is in:
Lahore
715 - The Hickey Gazette published by:
715 - The Hickey Gazette published by:
James Augustus Hickey
716 - The 'Hickey Gazette' was published by:
716 - The 'Hickey Gazette' was published by:
James Augustus Hickey
717 - The Internat is:
717 - The Internat is:
All of the above
718 - The Islamabad Centre went on air on:
718 - The Islamabad Centre went on air on:
January 15. 1967
719 - The Karachi Television centre commenced transmission on:
719 - The Karachi Television centre commenced transmission on:
November 2. 1967
720 - The key narrator of a newscast or program is called:
720 - The key narrator of a newscast or program is called:
Anchor
721 - The Koh-i-Noor was started on:
721 - The Koh-i-Noor was started on:
Jan 14, 1850
722 - The Lahore Gazette"" as Urdu Weekly started in:
722 - The Lahore Gazette"" as Urdu Weekly started in:
1855
723 - The Lahore Gazzette' as Urdu Weekly started in:
723 - The Lahore Gazzette' as Urdu Weekly started in:
1855
724 - The largest circulation of Paisa Akhbar was how many as compared to 1400 of the Civil and Military Gazette and 2700 of the Akhbar-i-Aam.
724 - The largest circulation of Paisa Akhbar was how many as compared to 1400 of the Civil and Military Gazette and 2700 of the Akhbar-i-Aam.
5000
725 - The largest English newspaper of Pakistan is:
725 - The largest English newspaper of Pakistan is:
Dawn
726 - The largest mass medium in Pakistan is:
726 - The largest mass medium in Pakistan is:
Television
727 - The largest newspaper of Pakistan is:
727 - The largest newspaper of Pakistan is:
The Jang
728 - The local news agencies are:
728 - The local news agencies are:
All of these
729 - The major function of Television is to provide:
729 - The major function of Television is to provide:
All the three
730 - The meeting of professionals having a series of prepared lectures followed by questions and answers, is called:
730 - The meeting of professionals having a series of prepared lectures followed by questions and answers, is called:
Symposium
731 - The model of communication that is expressed as who says ""What in Which Channel To Whom With What Effect"" was developed by:
731 - The model of communication that is expressed as who says ""What in Which Channel To Whom With What Effect"" was developed by:
Harold Lasswell
732 - The modern version of old hero is:
732 - The modern version of old hero is:
Powerful personality
733 - The most successful convergence of television with the Internet has been its power to allow users to:
733 - The most successful convergence of television with the Internet has been its power to allow users to:
Search for video material of special events
734 - The name given to the public company was:
734 - The name given to the public company was:
Pakistan T.V. Corporation
735 - The name of the first ever Urdu newspaper of the sub-continent which started using coloured photographs and cartoons was:
735 - The name of the first ever Urdu newspaper of the sub-continent which started using coloured photographs and cartoons was:
Jam-e-Jehan Numa
736 - The Nation is the sister publication of:
736 - The Nation is the sister publication of:
The Nawa-e-Waqt
737 - The Nation' started on:
737 - The Nation' started on:
1986
738 - The Nation"" is owned by:
738 - The Nation"" is owned by:
Nawa-i-Waqt Publications
739 - The Nation"" started on:
739 - The Nation"" started on:
1st October 1988
740 - The News' is owned by:
740 - The News' is owned by:
The Jang Group
741 - The news of important public events appearing in the front sections of a newspaper, re called:
741 - The news of important public events appearing in the front sections of a newspaper, re called:
Hard-news
742 - The News owned by:
742 - The News owned by:
The Jang Group
743 - The news that appears two or three days before an event is called:
743 - The news that appears two or three days before an event is called:
Curtain raiser
744 - The news which appers in the papers two or three days before an important event is called:
744 - The news which appers in the papers two or three days before an important event is called:
Curtain Raiser
745 - The news which has significance for relatively large numbers of readers, listeners, or viewers in called:
745 - The news which has significance for relatively large numbers of readers, listeners, or viewers in called:
Hard news
746 - The News"" is owned by:
746 - The News"" is owned by:
The Jang Group
747 - The News"" started on:
747 - The News"" started on:
February 1. 1991
748 - The number of Radio stations which are located in the area in present Pakistan in 1947 was:
748 - The number of Radio stations which are located in the area in present Pakistan in 1947 was:
2
749 - The number of radio stations which Pakistan got in 1947 was:
749 - The number of radio stations which Pakistan got in 1947 was:
2
750 - The number of radio stations which Pakistan got in 1947 were:
750 - The number of radio stations which Pakistan got in 1947 were:
2
751 - The oldest Urdu newspaper of Pakistan is:
751 - The oldest Urdu newspaper of Pakistan is:
Koh-i-Noor
752 - The oldest Urdu newspaper of Pakistan is:
752 - The oldest Urdu newspaper of Pakistan is:
Koh-i-Noor
753 - The oldest Urdu newspaper of Pakistan is:
753 - The oldest Urdu newspaper of Pakistan is:
Koh-i-Noor
754 - The only Television network to have an Earth Station:
754 - The only Television network to have an Earth Station:
Aaj TV
755 - The only Urdu newspaper worth the name in 1870 was:
755 - The only Urdu newspaper worth the name in 1870 was:
Akhbar-i-Aam
756 - The origin of organized broadcasting in the Indo-Pakistan sub-continent goes back to:
756 - The origin of organized broadcasting in the Indo-Pakistan sub-continent goes back to:
1927
757 - The original muckrakers:
757 - The original muckrakers:
Were writers who agitated for change by targeting powerful political and industrial people and institutions.
758 - The Osgood and Scharmm circular model was presented in:
758 - The Osgood and Scharmm circular model was presented in:
1954
759 - The 'Pakistan Times' was appeared on:
759 - The 'Pakistan Times' was appeared on:
February 4. 1947
760 - The Pakistan Times was founded by:
760 - The Pakistan Times was founded by:
Zia Shahid
761 - The Pakistan Times was sponsored by Iftikhar-ud-Din on:
761 - The Pakistan Times was sponsored by Iftikhar-ud-Din on:
February 4. 1947
762 - The Persian nespaper Shams-ul-Akhbar of Calcutta was a:
762 - The Persian nespaper Shams-ul-Akhbar of Calcutta was a:
Bi-lingual weekly
763 - The Peshawar Centre of PTV was inaugurated on :
763 - The Peshawar Centre of PTV was inaugurated on :
December 5. 1974
764 - The Press Council of Pakistan Ordinance was imposed on:
764 - The Press Council of Pakistan Ordinance was imposed on:
2002
765 - The press newspapers and news agencies registration Ordinance was imposed on:
765 - The press newspapers and news agencies registration Ordinance was imposed on:
2002
766 - The proprietor of ""Lahore Chronicle"" was:
766 - The proprietor of ""Lahore Chronicle"" was:
Muhammad Azim
767 - The proprietor of Lahore Chronicle was:
767 - The proprietor of Lahore Chronicle was:
Mohd Azim
768 - The proprietor of 'Lahore Chronicle' was:
768 - The proprietor of 'Lahore Chronicle' was:
Muhammad Azim
769 - The Public Relations Department which covers the activities of Provincial Government is:
769 - The Public Relations Department which covers the activities of Provincial Government is:
PID
770 - The public that PR professionals serve through company newsletters, social events, and internal and external recognition of superior performance is:
770 - The public that PR professionals serve through company newsletters, social events, and internal and external recognition of superior performance is:
Employees
771 - The Punjabee' an English Weekly was issued on:
771 - The Punjabee' an English Weekly was issued on:
February 23. 1857
772 - The Punjabee' was published by:
772 - The Punjabee' was published by:
Syed Muhammad Azim
773 - The Punjabee"" an English Weekly was issued on:
773 - The Punjabee"" an English Weekly was issued on:
February 23. 1857
774 - The Punjabee"" was published by:
774 - The Punjabee"" was published by:
Syed Muhammad Azim
775 - The Punjabee"", an English Weekly was published on:
775 - The Punjabee"", an English Weekly was published on:
February 23. 1857
776 - The purchase of 20th Century Fox by Australian company News Corp is an example of:
776 - The purchase of 20th Century Fox by Australian company News Corp is an example of:
Globalization of media
777 - The SAMAA TV was launched in:
777 - The SAMAA TV was launched in:
December. 2007
778 - The second newspaper from Calcutta was:
778 - The second newspaper from Calcutta was:
The India Guzette
779 - The second newspaper from Calcutta was:
779 - The second newspaper from Calcutta was:
The India Gazette
780 - The second T.V. station in Pakistan was set up at:
780 - The second T.V. station in Pakistan was set up at:
Islamabad
781 - The second T.V. station in Pakistan was set up at:
781 - The second T.V. station in Pakistan was set up at:
Islamabad
782 - The Secure Digital Music Initiative:
782 - The Secure Digital Music Initiative:
Will allow users to download music for a fee
783 - The standard measurement of the effectiveness of an ad's placement is judged by its:
783 - The standard measurement of the effectiveness of an ad's placement is judged by its:
Cost per thousand (CPM), the cost of reaching 1,000 audience members
784 - The structure of newspaper is determined by:
784 - The structure of newspaper is determined by:
Circulation
785 - The Subject allotted to a newspaper reporter is called:
785 - The Subject allotted to a newspaper reporter is called:
Beat
786 - The technology most responsible for the contemporary rebirth of radio networks is:
786 - The technology most responsible for the contemporary rebirth of radio networks is:
The satellite
787 - The terms 'Media Determinism', 'Global Village' and 'Hot & Cool Media' were termed and conceptualised
787 - The terms 'Media Determinism', 'Global Village' and 'Hot & Cool Media' were termed and conceptualised
Marshal McLuhan
788 - The test transmission of the Dawn News occurred in:
788 - The test transmission of the Dawn News occurred in:
May 25. 2007
789 - The three component systems of the movie business are:
789 - The three component systems of the movie business are:
Production; distribution, and exhibition
790 - The top five International News Agencies maintain around 5000 correspondents in:
790 - The top five International News Agencies maintain around 5000 correspondents in:
120 countries
791 - The top five International News Agencies maintain around 5000 correspondents/stingers in:
791 - The top five International News Agencies maintain around 5000 correspondents/stingers in:
120 countries
792 - The Total Media Solutions Company owns an English newspaper:
792 - The Total Media Solutions Company owns an English newspaper:
Daily Times
793 - The total number of publications at present in Pakistan are estimated as:
793 - The total number of publications at present in Pakistan are estimated as:
960
794 - The type of communication based on purchase time or space is called:
794 - The type of communication based on purchase time or space is called:
Advertising
795 - The United States had its first radio station in:
795 - The United States had its first radio station in:
1906
796 - The World's first newspaper was published in China with the name of:
796 - The World's first newspaper was published in China with the name of:
Te Pau""
797 - The World's first newspaper was published in China with the name of:
797 - The World's first newspaper was published in China with the name of:
The Pau
798 - There are 100,000 TV homes in your market. Of these, 80,000 re using their sets. Of these, 20,000 are tuned to your program. What is your share?
798 - There are 100,000 TV homes in your market. Of these, 80,000 re using their sets. Of these, 20,000 are tuned to your program. What is your share?
0.25
799 - There is limited and delayed feedback in ______ Communication.
799 - There is limited and delayed feedback in ______ Communication.
None of these
800 - Through the journal Tahzib-ul-Akhlaq Sir Sayed propagated his:
800 - Through the journal Tahzib-ul-Akhlaq Sir Sayed propagated his:
Reformative doctrines regarding society
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