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ФИО автора:
Sevara Ismoilova
Karakalpak State University, Karakalpak Philology and Journalism Faculty, 3rd year
student of Journalism
Название публикации:
«DEVELOPMENT OF JOURNALISM IN OUR
COUNTRY»
It is noteworthy that for twenty-one years of independence, our country has
been pursuing a policy of liberalization of the media. During this period, the legal
issues of journalism became one of the most modern topics. Indeed, 1991-2005 was an
important period in the creation of a legal framework for the free operation of the media
and the journalists who serve them. Today, due to the formation of new thinking in
society under the influence of the spirit of independence, there is a wide opportunity to
organize and analyze the spiritual heritage of spirituality, a scientific understanding of
cultural relations.
In the new conditions, the need for scientific, theoretical and methodological
research on the organization of the history of our press, including areas that serve the
national and cultural revival of our people, is growing. The series of articles about
Imam al-Bukhari, Abu Isa al-Termizi, Mahmoud Zamahshari and countless other great
people of our time can be considered as a great achievement of our press in the
restoration of our spirituality.
These achievements should be explained by the fact that citizens are given the
right to freedom of thought, freedom of speech and religion, the right to seek and seek
information. In addition, for the first time in the history of journalism of the republic
after independence, the legal framework for the activities of the media and editorial
offices was determined. The revival of our national press serves to form a conscious
attitude to history through the publication of articles and the free exchange of ideas. Of
course, in this case, in addition to newspapers and magazines, the use of centuries-old
sources of archival materials and statistics is no less useful.
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The revival of our national press serves to form a conscious attitude to history
through publishing and free exchange of ideas. Of course, in addition to newspapers
and magazines, it is useful to use archival materials and works of primary sources for
statistical data.
The issue of improving the system of timely and objective information of the
population and the world community on the democratic transformations taking place
in Uzbekistan is becoming one of the current tasks.
Development of mass media, growth in quantity and quality of state and non-
state periodicals, TV and radio studios, editorial and printing complexes, formation of
civil society institutions, advertising agencies, information services, media
communication, Internet journalism the need for journalist training.
The media is an important and influential factor in strengthening democratic
principles in the life of our society. In this regard, it is important to form a truly national
school of journalism, focusing in particular on supporting non-governmental media,
information and analytical sites on the Internet.
Journalism in Uzbekistan appeared in the second half of the 19th century. Its
history begins with official periodicals such as the Turkestanskiye Vedomosti and the
Turkistan Region Newspaper, published in Tashkent. In the 1st and 2nd decades of the
20th century, private national newspapers and magazines ("Taraqqiy", "Khurshid",
"Sadoi Turkiston", "Samarkand", "Oyina", etc.) focused on educating educated people
capable of ensuring national development in Uzbekistan. also functioned. During the
Soviet era, the periodical press network in Uzbekistan expanded to include national,
regional, and district political and network newspapers, as well as new magazines, as
well as radio and television journalism in Uzbekistan. However, they were doomed to
serve the political, economic and ideological goals of the dictatorship.
After the independence of Uzbekistan, the Republican Journalism entered a
democratic stage, and a new system began to take shape, which helped to democratize
the society and build a democratic state based on the rule of law. In 1997, the laws "On
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Guarantees and Freedom of Information", "On Protection of Journalism", and "On
Mass Media" were adopted. Also, the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of
Uzbekistan in 1999. On February 26, the resolution "On improving the system of
training and retraining of journalists" was announced. These documents are of great
importance in improving the system of training and retraining of journalists in our
country and raising them to the level of world standards. Much has been done since
then to implement these laws and decisions.
As a result of independence, the attitude of the republic's journalists to the
analysis and coverage of social events has changed radically. Journalists now rely on
scientific knowledge, universal and national values, and universally recognized
democratic principles in their analysis and coverage of social processes.
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