In Black and White
Insiders' stories about the press in Goa
by Noronha, Frederick
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This edition published in 2008 by Co-published in India by Goa1556 and Broadway Book Centre in Saligao/Panjim, Goa, India.
— 216 pages
A book on journalist and ex-journalists' stories on how the media works in Goa, India. October 10, 2003 marked the 20th anniversary of the Herald 's English-language edition. On that day, this book's e-version was released at a rather hurriedly-called and informal function at Panjim's unofficial Press club, the Cafe Prakash. Many journalists who contributed to this exercise are no longer, and some never were, associated with the masthead of the Herald. But, the launch of the English-language version of the Herald undeniably is an important landmark in Goa's media history, of our generation. Some 21 essays written by 20 different journalists in this book (Ben Antao, Eugene Correa, Valmiki Faleiro, R K Nair, Frederick Noronha, Melvyn Misquita, Daryl Pereira, Vishvas Paul D Karra, Derek Almeida, Tony Martin, Elston Soares, Miguel Braganza, Shiv Kumar, Rahul Goswami, Cyril D'Cunha, Niraj Naik, Raju Nayak, Peter Raposo sfx, Mayabhushan Nagvenkar.)
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In Black and White
First published in 2008
First Sentence
"If you believe in miracles, here is a small one. The text you read in your hands came about initially as an e-book, which was written collaboratively by a score of journalists. They have interesting, if not amazing, stories to tell. Their willingness to come together and make their point says something. Technology only makes it easier to break into print. But the urge to ``tell the story" comes from within."
In Black and White
Insiders' stories about the press in Goa
This edition published in 2008 by Co-published in India by Goa1556 and Broadway Book Centre in Saligao/Panjim, Goa, India.
First Sentence
"If you believe in miracles, here is a small one. The text you read in your hands came about initially as an e-book, which was written collaboratively by a score of journalists. They have interesting, if not amazing, stories to tell. Their willingness to come together and make their point says something. Technology only makes it easier to break into print. But the urge to ``tell the story" comes from within."
Edition Description
A book on journalist and ex-journalists' stories on how the media works in Goa, India. October 10, 2003 marked the 20th anniversary of the Herald 's English-language edition. On that day, this book's e-version was released at a rather hurriedly-called and informal function at Panjim's unofficial Press club, the Cafe Prakash. Many journalists who contributed to this exercise are no longer, and some never were, associated with the masthead of the Herald. But, the launch of the English-language version of the Herald undeniably is an important landmark in Goa's media history, of our generation. Some 21 essays written by 20 different journalists in this book (Ben Antao, Eugene Correa, Valmiki Faleiro, R K Nair, Frederick Noronha, Melvyn Misquita, Daryl Pereira, Vishvas Paul D Karra, Derek Almeida, Tony Martin, Elston Soares, Miguel Braganza, Shiv Kumar, Rahul Goswami, Cyril D'Cunha, Niraj Naik, Raju Nayak, Peter Raposo sfx, Mayabhushan Nagvenkar.)
Table of Contents
| Introduction | ||
| Chapter 1 Sixties' stories: Free Goa's first elections | ||
| Chapter 2 Goa's media: Views from near and far | ||
| Chapter 3 West Coast Times : A dream ruined | ||
| Chapter 4 Novem Goem: The Roof Caves In | ||
| Chapter 5 The Herald of A New Ethos | ||
| Chapter 6 oHERALDo: an untold chapter | ||
| Chapter 7 The banyan tree: working under Rajan | ||
| Chapter 8 Rural Goa, unheard, unsung... | ||
| Chapter 9 A year apart... | ||
| Chapter 10 Growing up with the Herald... | ||
| Chapter 11 In black & white... newsdesk nuggets | ||
| Chapter 12 The proof of it all... | ||
| Chapter 13 Birth pangs at Sant Inez | ||
| Chapter 14 An era of free sheeters | ||
| Chapter 15 An outsider looks in | ||
| Chapter 16 An accidental Bhailo | ||
| Chapter 17 Why Konkani failed its readers... | ||
| Chapter 18 Romi Konkani, hanging on a cliff | ||
| Chapter 19 Comrades in crime: Police reporting | ||
| Chapter 20 Of sports... and sports journalism | ||
| Chapter 21 From journalist... to publisher | ||
| Chapter 22 Welcome to Goa, ToI |
Edition Notes
Cover image: www.flickr.com/photos/fn-goa/3088251178/in/pool-1049700@N25
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| August 22, 2020 | Edited by ISBNbot2 | normalize ISBN |
| April 13, 2010 | Edited by Open Library Bot | Linked existing covers to the edition. |
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| June 18, 2009 | Edited by George | Cover attribution. |
| December 27, 2008 | Created by fredericknoronha | Edited without comment. |