Use of Emojis and Stickers for Online Interaction Facilitation: A Gender-Based Semiotic Discourse Analysis

Hina Sadia et al. (Jun 2023)

Modern technology has revolutionized our methods of communication. Emojis and stickers are the newest advancements that transcend linguistic barriers and act as a universal language. This research ...

Illustration of Religious Minority Symbols in Bollywood Films: A Descriptive & Semiotic Approach

Imtiaz Hussain et al. (Mar 2023)

Bollywood Cinema has extended fame on the global streets and gained enormous clout through its massive audience. This current research discovers the religious symbols in thirty Hindi Films with reg...

Social Behaviors and Separation Anxiety in Unattended Social Media User Children of Working Women (in Lahore District)

Sana Iqbal et al. (Dec 2018)

In this research article, the discussion moves around children who faces a prolonged separation anxiety, which does not diminish even with parent's best efforts. 88.4% results showed that when pare...

Attitude of Female Mass Communication Students Pursuing Journalism as a Career in Pakistan: A Case Study of Lahore

Aiza Raza et al. (Dec 2018)

The researcher in this article argued about the Attitude of Female Mass Communication Students Towards Journalism as a Career. A case study of Lahore. A large number of female students passed out a...

Effects of Indian Cartoons on Pakistani Children

Khadija Maqsood et al. (Dec 2018)

This study is conducted to assess the impact of Indian Cartoons on Pakistani children. For this purpose, the survey was conducted among the common citizens of Pakistan. In total 50 participants too...

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