of the video part of my project that was dropped.

Week Ten

June 20th – Our target this week was to make sure everything was completed before the 22nd June and to create a presentation by using Powerpoint so that we can present our projects in front of our class. I corrected all work that was needed of correcting which was pointed out with feedback from my tutor. I then created and completed my presentation Powerpoint for the deadline. Once all this was finished, I made sure there was no more work that needed to be completed and completed this weekly evaluation by making sure that there was nothing I missed out throughout the weeks.

My project was to create a multimedia with interactive elements in the mediums of video, audioHazare movement rails against.

Mr Katju brings a patrician, lofty-judge’s view of the world to his job on the Press Council. The Council website records that he is ‘a well-read and erudite person. … loved by young and old for his erudition and vast knowledge of diverse subjects including law, literature, philosophy, jurisprudence, social science, history’. We have to hope his command of law, literature and so on is more sophisticated than his interpretation of media history. In speeches, he paints a naively idealized picture of the way newspapers operated in the north Atlantic world from the eighteenth century. ‘In the Age of Enlightenment in Europe the print media represented the voice of reason’, he told an audience and went on to deplore the fact that Indian media are