BY NUPUR BASU|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|12/06/2017
Owen Jones of the Guardian lambasted the “Tory press” in UK and said they had literally been baying for Corbyn’s blood.
BY ANUP KUMAR|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|03/06/2017
A professional journalist does not own air time. She has borrowed the time from the public as a trustee of public interest,
BY SATRAAJIT PALCHOUDHURY|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|27/05/2017
In its search for saleable ‘exclusive’ news, it neglects stories that concern common people.
BY SEVANTI NINAN|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|26/05/2017
How this government jettisoned fanciful notions of autonomy, and converted a failed broadcaster into a winning platform.
BY SREELATA MENON|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|12/05/2017
Arnab Goswami’s wild accusations against Shashi Tharoor show that increasingly the fear of being charged with defamation fails to stop scurrilous attacks.
BY B P SANJAY|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|10/05/2017
When the adversarial function of the media is focused on the oppostion, the firepower is grossly disproportionate to their current spheres of influence.
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|06/05/2017
So I got working on getting back to where you can hear me and see me.
The universe conspired to make this happen.
BY JYOTI PUNWANI|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|05/05/2017
Without explaining the context, reports on the killing of CRPF jawans in Bastar make little sense except as easy hate-mongering.
BY NUPUR BASU|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|20/04/2017
Why Theresa May will not agree to take part in a TV debate in the forthcoming elections, is hogging the limelight
BY MATT ESCOBAR|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|03/04/2017
We often overlook the importance of knowing how to communicate data to peers and to the public in an effective, meaningful way.
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