Bøger af Samia Rahman

Debunking lazy stereotypes, a courageous exploration of Islamophobia, patriarchy and identity. What is it really like to be a Muslim woman in today's Britain?

When you want to pursue a career in the TV presentation, different issues can make you feel the hardest place in the world to be, but it doesn't have to be this way. No one knows this better than author Samia Rahman, who for the last sixteen years has been fostering numerous leading media organizations including the first private terrestrial TV channel in Bangladesh. Drawing on her own practical experience, Samia openly discusses what TV presentation feels like on the inside, how to cope with the complexity of emotions, what to do about where you are with your presentation style, and what you can look forward to when you get to the other side. 'Cracking The Secrets of TV Presentation' is packed full of information and examples which cover everything from the basics of TV presentation to the challenges of being a TV presenter, connecting with the audiences, interviewing techniques, role of look and age, making yourself favorite by shifting from boring to an excellent presentation and moving forward. In among the helpful checklists, expert advice, and practical tips, Cracking The Secrets of TV Presentation profiles those who want to battle to be in the TV presentation career and exercise presentation, as well as the established presenters by providing them strategies to triumph over their challenges and realise the fascinating life that is waiting for you in front of the camera.

What's Happening to Our TV- Discovering the Trends of Electronic Media and Beyond in Bangladesh can yield important insights by introducing a concise and straightforward representation to the expert queries regarding electronic media in Bangladesh. This book takes a highly distinctive approach, written from the perspective of the writer where questions asked by the writer are reflected and answered throughout the book, covering a carefully selected range of issues in Bangladesh electronic media in greater depth than other books. Media and mass communication professionals and students will discover a wealth of new information and strategies on rigorous analysis of media that can improve performance and productivity. Maintaining Samia Rahman's accessible style of writing, the book dispels many myths and demonstrates a host of new potentials for driving the electronic media success in Bangladesh by presenting an up-to-date guide on electronic media research for the aspiring future media professionals of the 21st century.