BY S R KHELKOODKAR|
IN OPINION
|05/08/2009
If the Deccan Chronicle wants to play with the big newspapers like the Times of India, Indian Express, and the Hindu, then it had better start acting like a big newspaper and follow up on its stories.
BY S R KHELKOODKAR|
IN OPINION
|02/07/2009
The sports page designers for the Express seem to be dying to do something else. This will not do, if the Express wants to remain competitive.
BY S R KHELKOODKAR|
IN OPINION
|29/04/2009
The TOI clearly delivered, having thought about how to cover the IPL. Well done! DNA needs to borrow a leaf or two from TOI’s book, or should I say newspaper.
BY S R KHELKOODKAR|
IN OPINION
|06/04/2009
The Indian Express outdid its rivals this time, and should continue its good work. Some imagination is needed at DNA, I think.
BY S R KHELKOODKAR|
IN OPINION
|22/03/2009
The matter isn’t done yet, but it has already been quite a journey.
BY S R KHELKOODKAR|
IN OPINION
|09/03/2009
DNA seems to have a good sports desk, which has an excellent sports sense, giving all the important issues more than adequate space on the pages.
BY S R KHELKOODKAR|
IN MEDIA WATCH BRIEFS
|24/02/2009
The anchor story was about how Shahrukh Khan was no longer a brand ambassador for Pepsi, after ten years. On the sports page?
BY S R KHELKOODKAR|
IN OPINION
|07/02/2009
The newspapers were obliging for a change and actually wrote about what the readers wanted.
BY S R KHELKOODKAR|
IN OPINION
|14/01/2009
Looking at these two main topics, I can see a general pattern which these three mainstream national dailies fall into.
BY S R KHELKOODKAR|
IN OPINION
|05/01/2009
Frankly, this report reveals a laziness to write on a subject that may be of great importance: suspect bowling actions.
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