NETFLIX_SHAPED INTO AN AUDIO SCRIPT_CONVERSATIONAL....!!!!!

By Athira Elssa Johnson -

TITLE: Journo Ideas
SHOW TYPE: DISCUSSION 
GENRE:Journalism,education
ON MIC:Elssa John
VENUE:Studio,Punjab
DURATION: 5 minutes-(Half slot)

 Good morning listeners..!!!you are listening to another refreshing N reviving division of your favorite JOURNO IDEAS on TENOR TUNES 94.4 with RJ ELSSA JOHN..

 JOURNO IDEAS is called for new tech updates,recent fluctuations in the technological advancements....,and so is the area selected for today is the most standout fragment....!!!!!!!!

 Its NETFLIX.......!!!!!!this expanded streaming channel network has been the reason for several debates and discussions on whether its a major success in disseminating audio - video content efficiently ,whether its supporting else hampering the indigenous culture of India etc..etc...

 And my prized listeners..!! Its yet another period of discussion awaiting to happen in today's JOURNO IDEAS....

 This very intelligent topic would be followed with very wise views and opinions of Dr.JACOB ,who is handling the New Media Technology studies proving his mettle in the area of innovative journalism..

 Welcome to the show sir...!!!

 GUEST: Thank you....Elssa..

 RJ ELSSA : Sir...As we are more inclined towards video streaming technologies ..do you think a form like NETFLIX would somewhere deviate and impact negatively upon teenagers /youngsters..

 GUEST : As per studies...and even by mere observation we can figure out the fact that NETFLIX has not gained much recognition in India as compared to YOUTUBE..In foreign countries...Yes!!!!Its highly considered but not in the case of India..if you ask about the impact ...it causes the impacts in the same wavelength of youtube..the only higher negativity by NETFLIX is its excessive foreign contents!!but still it depends on person to person...!

 RJ ELSSA: ohkk...Sir we have another question been send by one of our listener ..he has asked whether netflix would adversely affect the culture of India.
GUEST: If culture is that shaky...it would(laughing)...but jokes a part...I believe culture is something very dynamic...it changes from perspective to notions...still in the case of netflix due to its less acceptability among Indians ..it anyway doesn't make any change...

 RJ ELSSA: That makes so much sense sir...soooo my listeners out there......
 get set for new new tech updates on JOURNO IDEAS with RJ ELSSA JOHN ...on TENOR TUNES 94.4 FM in the noon slot again...for many more queries to be answered...!!!!till then listen to this soothing compilation from "TULIPS"....!!!!
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