BY SAI VINOD|
IN SPECIAL REPORTS
|23/08/2018
Govt ad allocations increase in the year preceding an election, there is a good year ahead for the regional press.
BY SAI VINOD|
IN SPECIAL REPORTS
|31/07/2018
It took 2 years and 7 months to obtain ownership data on media companies which the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting routinely collects.
BY SAI VINOD|
IN SPECIAL REPORTS
|04/07/2018
NDA government cuts ads to the Indian Express second year running, and leading Hindi newspapers get more by way of advertising than leading English ones.
BY GEETA SESHU|
IN SPECIAL REPORTS
|02/05/2018
Free Speech in 2018: Murder, violence, threats, gags, and policy clampdowns – that’s how the year started.
BY VIKAS KUMAR|
IN SPECIAL REPORTS
|13/03/2018
With party ads playing a big role, the issue for the media is how to ensure a level playing field so that money does not decide the election outcome. But civil society placed ads too.
IN SPECIAL REPORTS
|20/01/2018
The Hoot’s annual report attempts a state-wise overview of the climate for media freedom and free speech.
BY URVASHI SARKAR, SHILPI GOYAL, SEVANTI NINAN|
IN CENSORSHIP
|28/12/2017
In a bad year for creative freedom an astonishing variety of reasons were cited for censorship, even as the courts upheld filmmakers’ rights in some cases.
BY MANJULAA|
IN SPECIAL REPORTS
|27/07/2017
Short films have taken time to get to centrestage in India but looks like they are here to stay,
BY SEVANTI NINAN, GEETA SESHU, SHILPI GOYAL|
IN SPECIAL REPORTS
|18/03/2017
INDIA’S FREE SPEECH CHALLENGES—Part I. Films, television and public events ran into deletions and protests from a whole range of perpetrators in the last 15 months.
BY PRASHANT R. THIKKAVARAPU and SAI VINOD|
IN SPECIAL REPORTS
|25/01/2017
Will the breach of privilege case and the challenge before the Supreme Court outlive dissolution of the UP Assembly?
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