BY PADMAJA SHAW|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|03/04/2018
In pursuit of scandal, a Telangana channel invades the privacy of upright police officers who are then removed from crucial cases. Did the channel also serve a political agenda in the process,
BY PADMAJA SHAW|
IN LAW AND POLICY
|22/03/2018
First, though, she needs to curb trolling and the spread of poison on social media, including by BJP supporters.
BY PADMAJA SHAW|
IN REGIONAL MEDIA
|01/03/2018
With reporters lying in bath tubs to report on Sridevi, is news TV dead? If so, can someone order an ‘autospy’ please?
BY PADMAJA SHAW|
IN OPINION
|18/01/2018
Mevani’s rejection of Republic TV raises a question: if media houses operate as hate-mongers, are they entitled to professional access?
BY PADMAJA SHAW|
IN REGIONAL MEDIA
|02/01/2018
The media’s coverage of a dalit protest reveals how it played into the BJP game, promoting its agenda by repeating its claims and slogans,
BY PADMAJA SHAW|
IN MEDIA BUSINESS
|13/04/2017
Business houses, politicians, parties and individuals – to protect their economic interests, exert political influence, or just do journalism.
BY PADMAJA SHAW|
IN MEDIA BUSINESS
|15/12/2016
BARC India’s new ratings system proves to be vulnerable to tampering by TV channels just as the earlier TAM was.
BY PADMAJA SHAW|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|12/12/2016
The government of Andhra Pradesh is set to outsource its PR work to journalists for upto Rs 51,000 a month.
BY PADMAJA SHAW|
IN REGIONAL MEDIA
|24/06/2016
Telugu media houses flaunt their political affiliations and function as the assault teams of the main parties while professing ‘fearless journalism’.
BY PADMAJA SHAW|
IN REGIONAL MEDIA
|31/05/2016
Criminal defamation is not about the law but about society’s underlying power structures. They determine what you can do and can’t do.
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