An excited media forgot the ABC of ethical journalism while questioning the lack of moral and ethical behaviour of the ministers.
A parody twitter account of the PM says he has appointed Rajinikanth to look into the brand war issues between the Hindu and TOI.
Why have political spokespersons and other talking heads become so indispensable for prime time television despite the fact that the same faces spout similar view on many issues?
No one is disputing the media coverage of such a downpour in Delhi but watching this thousands of miles away in Orissa, I wonder how those affected by floods must have felt.
The competition among news channels to declare the son of cricketer Azharuddin dead after an accident highlighted the depths to which `breaking news' journalism has sunk.
The jholawala is gone and now we have journalists portrayed in movies with chief ministerial aspirations.
With every media house clearly selective about whose corruption they will expose, the fourth estate's credibility in Andhra Pradesh is now touching rock bottom.
`Justice for Pratibha’ in Bangalore on Friday could well have become `Gowramma needs to be saved’.
And if the government is keen on a scroll from two hours before the CM's speech (`Watch CM live at 11:30 am today from Guntur'), that will cost more.