BY ANUP KUMAR|
IN BOOKS
|17/02/2018
A new collection of essays provide a magisterial overview of the empirical and critical scholarship on the subject.
BY ANUP KUMAR|
IN MEDIA FREEDOM
|09/09/2017
When the news of her murder came through my news feed, I wondered, will assassination of Gauri Lankesh be different? Will the killers be caught and punished this time?
BY ANUP KUMAR|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|18/08/2017
The coverage of a tragedy produced by professional journalists affects how a community and a nation responds to the underlying causes,
BY ANUP KUMAR|
IN OPINION
|22/07/2017
If the members of the board were concerned about protecting the academic research character of the journal they chose the wrong person to serve as the editor.
BY ANUP KUMAR|
IN BOOKS
|22/08/2016
A new book of essays by insiders chronicle NDTV’s role in transforming television news. They have compelling stories to tell
BY ANUP KUMAR|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|28/06/2016
Unlike his more adversarial interview with Jaitley the week before, Goswami mostly showed deference to the office of the prime minister.
BY ANUP KUMAR|
IN BOOKS
|01/02/2016
The latest book on the North East is essentially journalistic ethnography--it explains complexities and leaves the judging mostly to the reader.
BY ANUP KUMAR|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|11/01/2016
Does the fact that only 30 websites are part of Facebook’s Free Basics mean an increase in its ‘gatekeeping’ power?
BY ANUP KUMAR|
IN OPINION
|25/11/2015
The cliche ‘one is an anecdote, two is a coincidence and three is a trend’ explains the media’s ‘intolerance’ narrative,
BY ANUP KUMAR|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|22/04/2015
TRAI has muddied the waters by appearing to favour the arguments of the telecom service providers in its consultation paper
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