BY ALKA GURHA|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|02/06/2015
A show with Smriti Irani descended into an ugly spectacle, seemingly by design.
BY ALKA GURHA|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|09/12/2014
…without probing the facts, the result is a mess under which the truth is buried.
BY ALKA GURHA|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|26/11/2014
In covering controversial godman Rampal, news channels ignored their own role in promoting superstition.
BY ALKA GURHA|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|08/11/2014
Pundits are scrambling over one another to tell Congress how it can regain its health.
BY ALKA GURHA|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|29/09/2014
The media hysteria was focused on everything except the strategic give and take.
BY ALKA GURHA|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|08/09/2014
Print provided rational assessments but the TV debates were mere sensation-mongering and that too, over trivia rather than real issues.
BY ALKA GURHA|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|23/08/2014
Web videos are more powerful in sending out catchy messages and triggering debate.
BY ALKA GURHA|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|17/08/2013
The acerbic voices on social media are becoming the judge, jury and the executioner.
BY ALKA GURHA|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|18/07/2013
Picking one word or remark from the entire speech of a leader and dissecting it endlessly on prime time leads to further polarisation than was intended.
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