BY Dasu Krishnamoorty|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|08/07/2009
In this conservative domain populated by liberal women, Akbar’s cry for change is a cry in the wilderness.
BY Dasu Krishnamoorty|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|29/11/2007
In Malaysia, temples are razed to the ground and we learn about it first from the International Herald Tribune. Does any Indian newspaper send its reporter? (pix: Prime Minister Badawi)
BY Dasu Krishnamoorty|
IN OPINION
|09/11/2007
Was it a six men army against the lone woman in the race?
BY Dasu Krishnamoorty|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|31/10/2007
Even as Tehelka revives Gujarat 2002, winds of change are sweeping the Muslim community that need media attention. The Hindustan Times has been running a series celebrating the arrival of the New Muslim who abhors Sachar crutches or government doles.
BY Dasu Krishnamoorty|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|12/10/2007
BBC News measured the 17 times he had used words like "we," "us," and "our" in seven sentences.
BY Dasu Krishnamoorty|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|08/08/2007
The sale of 125-year-old Dow Jones overshadowed a very interesting war of words between the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times
BY Dasu Krishnamoorty|
IN MEDIA FREEDOM
|29/05/2007
On Jawaharlal Nehru’s death anniversary we revisit his record in shaping free India’s policy on the freedom of the press.
BY Dasu Krishnamoorty|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|14/05/2007
There are fears that Murdoch will change the basic personality of the Wall Street Journal as he did with the Times, London.
BY Dasu Krishnamoorty|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|10/03/2007
The liberal media celebrated the embarrassment to the Bush administration while GOP media fumed and fretted.
BY Dasu Krishnamoorty|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|29/01/2007
The near-fatal attack on Mohinder Singh has everything to do with what people have read and seen about Nithari barbarity.
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