BY THE HOOT|
IN MEDIA BUSINESS
|15/09/2018
Shrinking advertising, more intrusive advertising, salary and job cuts, postponed launches, dropped supplements—revisiting how media houses and journalists were hit.
BY THE HOOT|
IN MEDIA FREEDOM
|15/08/2018
Of late all segments of media have reported evidence of Big Brother watchfulness and attempts to control the narrative on government performance.
BY THE HOOT|
IN LAW AND POLICY
|06/02/2018
Can privacy rights be enforced against the media? Will the government now unleash a data protection authority on journalistic establishments?
BY THE HOOT|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|13/10/2017
In the Aarushi Talwar murder case, the media had scaled new heights of irresponsibility by spreading canards and defamatory stories. The Talwars have now been acquitted by the Allahabad High Court.
BY THE HOOT|
IN MEDIA BUSINESS
|09/10/2017
Publishers are losing direct traffic, regional language sites see an uptick, WhatsApp is India’s largest media consumption platform, and start-ups find that millennials are willing to pay for news.
The raid on NDTV’s Roys has drawn only selective indignation from across the media spectrum. Can a divided media stand up to this government?
BY THE HOOT|
IN MEDIA BUSINESS
|03/02/2017
Journalists shudder as one more newspaper group sacks employees across two newspapers, axing an estimated 120 plus jobs in a day.
BY THE HOOT|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|27/01/2017
After debate and discussion, we have decided that it is smarter to offer less volume and more depth.
TV anchors with diametrically opposite convictions rode high, and Sushma Swaraj’s Twitter activism went global. But regional media barons ran afoul of parties in power, and a jailed reporter spent yet another year deprived of freedom.
The Noise is about to subside. Temporarily, we are told. The competition cannot believe its ears.
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