IN Media Watch Briefs | 2018-09-05
Former diplomat KC Singh tweeted on Aug 28 that he was "an independent voice silenced" after a change of editors at The Tribune. "Instead of freedom to write on fixed days on subjects I chose they now invite pieces." He added, "Welcome to Modi’s New India!" That got hundreds of retweets and likes. The..
IN Media Watch Briefs | 2018-08-01
Two journalists of Mathrubhumi, KK Saji and Bibin Babu, died when their boat capsized in Kariyar river in Kerala. According to reports, a four member team of journalists had gone to report the plight of monsoon-affected people staying in a relief camp, when their boat capsized. Local residents rescued Mathrubhumi News Kottayam..
BY A correspondent|IN REGIONAL MEDIA|24/06/2018 ?
Partly because mining profits are drying up and partly for other reasons, publications are shedding staff and closing down in the state.
‘Rising Kashmir’ faces a leadership void
BY MOAZUM MOHAMMAD|IN MEDIA FREEDOM|21/06/2018
…Even as journalists in Srinagar face fear and uncertainty, and no credible clues emerge to Shujaat Bukhari’s assassination.
BY HASEENA SHAIK| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |14/04/2018
TV9 Telugu does not need to be taught lessons on women’s rights, ethics or the right to privacy. We know what we are doing.
Character assassination by Telugu media and its fallout
BY PADMAJA SHAW| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |03/04/2018
In pursuit of scandal, a Telangana channel invades the privacy of upright police officers who are then removed from crucial cases. Did the channel also serve a political agenda in the process,
BY PADMAJA SHAW| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |01/03/2018
With reporters lying in bath tubs to report on Sridevi, is news TV dead? If so, can someone order an ‘autospy’ please?
Setting the agenda for the Telangana elections
BY PADMAJA SHAW| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |02/01/2018
The media’s coverage of a dalit protest reveals how it played into the BJP game, promoting its agenda by repeating its claims and slogans,
Andhra Pradesh: no space left for independent media?
BY SURESH KUMAR ALAPATI| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |16/09/2017
With large swathes of the Andhra Pradesh media either owned by political parties or lined up behind them, unbiased news is a rarity.
IN MEDIA WATCH BRIEFS |07/07/2017
Contrary to the stand taken by cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Sidhu, who is now a minister in Capt Amarinder Singh's government, the CM has said he would not like to go on a "witch hunt" against Fastway cable company which had been monopolising the cable TV network in the state with the blessings of..
Congress’s Sidhu moves against Punjab’s Fastway Cable
BY VIPIN PUBBY| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |29/06/2017
The powerful cable TV empire that Sukhbir Badal was thought to have influence over, is now under attack from Congress and AAP MLAs.
Naga papers: lots of comment, little reporting
BY VIKAS KUMAR| IN MEDIA MONITORING |14/06/2017
Covering Nagaland’s anti-women’s reservation agitation - Part II. Local coverage lacked in investigation and ground interviews.
Mangalam TV, the Minister, and media ethics
BY RAJEESH KUMAR| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |28/03/2017
The debate was initiated by the media itself as many leading media professionals came out publicly to say that this broadcast by Mangalam TV was a criminal act.
Good strike rate for AAP’s journalists in Punjab
BY VIPIN PUBBY| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |13/03/2017
With three journalists in the opposition AAP legislature party, those on duty from their former profession hopefully will not run short of copy.
Sukhbir Badal’s media card in Punjab
BY VIPIN PUBBY| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |18/01/2017
What could be a crucial asset in the polls is the control over cable networks in the state which SAD is believed to have,
Encountering sexism and casteism at work
BY PUSHPA ACHANTA| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |12/01/2017
The regional media allow discrimination against women and dalits to flourish, a Network of Women in Media conference was told recently.
Stories from the fastnesses of Odisha
BY SARADA LAHANGIR| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |01/11/2016
Through her series for Kalinga TV, Sarada Lahangir has laid bare the sufferings of the poorest families - and won the Ramnath Goenka award.
Naidu govt‘s ban on Sakshi TV?
BY SURESH KUMAR ALAPATI| IN REGIONAL MEDIA|15/06/2016 ?
As the AP and Telangana governments try to muzzle the media, the latter, playing its own games, has either bent or crawled.
BY BHARAT DOGRA| IN OPINION |10/06/2016
While the debate over Udta Punjab rumbles on, what about the Punjabi songs that glorify drugs and alcohol in popular culture?
Hitting the wrong note in Assam
BY ANURAAG BARUAH| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |04/06/2016
The media got the story of the Muslim boy who topped the Class 10 exam wrong. His religion was irrelevant.
Naidu govt‘s ban on Sakshi TV?
BY SURESH KUMAR ALAPATI| IN REGIONAL MEDIA|15/06/2016 ?
As the AP and Telangana governments try to muzzle the media, the latter, playing its own games, has either bent or crawled.
Journalist murders in regional media
BY GEETA SESHU| IN MEDIA FREEDOM |20/05/2016
When stringers are attacked or killed, the struggle for justice begins with determining whether they are journalists at all.
When Kannada papers outdid the English press
BY HEMALATHA L| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |29/01/2016
The Republic Day release of convicts in Karnataka got better and a more humane coverage in the Kannada press rather than the English press.
Paid news in Telangana bypoll?
BY SURESH KUMAR ALAPATI| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |18/11/2015
Misuse of family-owned media at election time is exemplified in Warangal by the CM's newspaper and TV channel.
BY HOOT DESK| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |21/09/2015
Reporters asked questions, took exclusive bites and even exchanged numbers during the event. But it became clear after the press meet that local reporters of the Telugu print media and TV channels wanted cash for their pains
Anatomy of a journalist's murder
BY NIVEDITA KHANDEKAR| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |27/06/2015
Was Sandeep Kothari a journalist, a blackmailer as the police and the accused claim, or an RTI activist?
BY Anuraag Baruah| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |27/12/2014
This headline in the Assam Tribune was a reflection of the state of English journalism in Assam -- mindless and communal
Watch Telugu channels in English
BY R.Jagadeeswara Rao| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |24/11/2014
Has it become fashionable for Telugu channels to use English even when it is not necessary? Or is it that those in charge have a poor knowledge of Telugu?
BY Padmaja Shaw| IN LAW AND POLICY|23/09/2014 ?
The question to ask is, would we want the CM to ban and unban channels at will? By which constitutional or legal authority is the CM of a state being bestowed such powers,
Media silence over Tripura scam
BY SUBIR BHAUMIK| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |08/09/2014
An order to Tripura schools to use their funds to buy books written by Chief Minister Manik Sarkar and former bureaucrat Sanjoy Kumar Panda is a scandal.
BY Frederick Noronha| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |05/08/2014
Goa journalists use an awards function to decry falling standards and opportunism. These trends need to be discussed,
BY RAKHI GHOSH| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |03/07/2014
When the Jagannath Yatra is on, almost nothing else figures on Odisha's main channels.
When media threatens democracy
BY Padmaja Shaw| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |20/06/2014
Dominant media in Andhra Pradesh, with close links to the Telugu Desam Party, has for years showed contempt for all things Telangana.
Abusive media vs angry legislature
BY Madabhushi Sridhar| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |19/06/2014
Telugu channel TV9's sarcastic and scathing coverage of events in the new Telangana legislature has set the stage for a legal confrontation.
Respect Telangana, or go off the air
BY JAGDEESWARA RAO| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |18/06/2014
Early days yet, but already two Seemandhra TV channels have been blockaded for hurting the sentiments of Telangana's legislators and, apparently, its cable operators.
BY RAKHI GHOSH| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |22/03/2014
As the general elections draw near, new channels enter Odisha's mediascape, and unlike the past, hope to stay
Regional national media dynamics
BY MAYA RANGANATHAN| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |24/02/2014
In the age of coalition national governments it is important to understand the role of regional media in constructing popular sentiments on ethnic issues
Media and the demand for statehood
BY sevanti ninan| IN OPINION |20/02/2014
While much was justifiably made of the blackout, the real significance of the media in the formation of Telangana has been as a major and controversial player.
BY Geeta Seshu| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |05/09/2013
Four deaths and two attacks of journalists in 45 days! Yet, there is no action, no investigation, no arrests and impunity wins again,
Andhra panchayat polls coverage 'confusing'
BY R.Jagadeeswara Rao| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |25/07/2013
Results ofirst phase of panchayat elections held in Andhra Pradesh on Tuesday, as reported in various newspapers, have left the reader and viewer confused and amused.
BY MUHAMMED SABITH| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |08/07/2013
There are more ways of managing news than paid news. Kerala recently showed the way.
BY ABHIJIT DEB| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |22/06/2013
Almost a year after the attack no arrests in the case of Tongam Rina.
BY MAYA RANGANATHAN| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |09/09/2012
More is read into the recent face-off between Puthiya Thalaimurai and Sumangali Cable Vision in Tamil Nadu, as the former is emerging as a channel to reckon with,
The Deccan Chronicle saga turns murkier
BY Special Correspondent| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |05/08/2012
Will Deccan Chronicle survive the acute financial crisis and the criminal cases staring in the face of its promoters?
CBI official in media cross-fire
BY Madabhushi Sridhar Acharyulu| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |24/06/2012
In Andhra Pradesh the CBI is under the scanner for alleged selective leaking to anti-Jagan media houses.
BY R.Jagadeeswara Rao| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |30/05/2012
The issue of Mr.Jagan Mohan Reddy's arrest is definitely important. But there were other equally important issues that affected people.
BY LALRAMLIANA VARTE| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |26/05/2012
The front-page tapestry of Mizoram dailies is so overwhelmingly regional that national news does not find place in it unless it is remarkably significant.
The Sakshi storm in Andhra Pradesh
BY Padmaja Shaw| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |11/05/2012
Accounts frozen, advertising suspended, the future of Sakshi is at risk as CBI investigations affect its multi-edition operations.
Mamata's mantra: divide and rule
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |09/04/2012
The West Bengal Chief Minister has made it clear that any public voice of dissent would be curbed by whatever means required.
Politicians and press in Bihar
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |29/02/2012
What upsets the Nitish government most is the Press Council of India chief, Markandey Katju's remarks that there was no Press censorship during the Lalu regime.
BY Prabhakar Kulkarni| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |26/12/2011
Marathi daily Loksatta has revealed the likely link between a huge donation received by a Minister's trust and the governmental sanctions accorded to the donor.
Jagan gets pricey, blames it on yellow brigade
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |20/12/2011
In Andhra Pradesh, where political battles are fought through"friendly" media, even an increase in the price of a paper can lead to a war of words.
Action demanded in Goa paid news case
BY Mir Ubaid| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |30/10/2011
Entrapped by a sting operation earlier this month, the Herald and its editor are protesting their innocence. The local journalist who conducted the sting has complained to the Press Council, and the Goa Union of journalists is calling for action against…
Arasu heats up the media control war in TN
BY Sanjay Bharthur| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |24/09/2011
As Jayalalitha moves to re-launch Arasu, the government controlled cable network to counter the control of the Karunanidhi family on broadcasting, some issues regarding licensing remain unresolved.
The unmaking of a CM in waiting
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |29/08/2011
The relentless and thorough investigations launched by Eenadu and Andhra Jyoti into the corrupt regimes of YSR and the laundering of money by his son Jagan, despite their attempts to gag the media houses, is worth lauding.
Response to Journalism in Mamata land
BY Biswajit Roy| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |04/07/2011
If Bengal media is now singing paeans to Mamata, it’s a replay of what happened after Bhattacharjee had taken over from Jyoti Basu.
BY Ajitha Menon| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |08/06/2011
Its not clear whether ‘Didi’, who had portrayed herself as a champion of democracy, approves of such behavior but it is obvious to the field reporters in Kolkata that the media is on its knees.
Lokmat forces inquiry into sex scandal
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |06/05/2011
The Kolhapur sex scandal has come to light because one newspaper was bold enough to report on it.
BY R Uma Maheshwari| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |22/04/2011
Every other day we have Mamata eulogies camouflaged as news. She is the mainstream media’s candidate and she is also the industry’s favourite as the next chief minister.
BY sevanti ninan| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |11/04/2011
Despite a growth in readership, reporting events in Chhattisgarh is almost impossible because journalists are denied access to the interiors. And what is reported is coloured by the interests the media owners have in the state,
Competing fasts, competing dailies
BY K Sriramulu| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |27/12/2010
Sakshi and Eenadu are priming up their political mentors as they report on farm suicides in Andhra Pradesh.
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |23/12/2010
"It is really essential that we build a Media Centre there and start training young people from Ladakh to become journalists."
BY Sudeep KS| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |05/12/2010
Following a play and a documentary on the plight of the post-LTTE Tamils, Mathrubhumi front-paged a sedition story implicating the organisers.
BY Ajitha Menon| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |23/10/2010
The minority perspective got virtually no space in both the Anandabazar Patrika and The Telegraph in the run up to the Ayodhya verdict.
Media fails to veil its bias at Sena rally
BY Geeta Seshu| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |19/10/2010
The Shiv Sena’s annual rally at Shivaji Park saw the English newspapers playing into the hands of Thackeray as they `roared’, `slammed’ and `passionately hit out’ to his tune.
BY Padmaja Shaw and Nagamallika G| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |18/10/2010
In Hyderabad both Eenadu and Deccan Chronicle bent over backwards to maintain balance. One defining feature of Eenadu was the effort it took to present both the sides for almost all stories.
BY HOOT survey| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |16/10/2010
Gujarati newspapers used treatment, rather content, to indicate their pro- verdict stance. Did TOI’s well-meaning communal harmony efforts reaffirm stereotypes? Our series on Comparative Coverage begins with the Ayodhya coverage in Gujarat.
Assam: journalists living on the edge
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |23/05/2010
Despite a phenomenal growth in the media, journalists here have to put up with poor wages and working conditions, and the hazards of working in an insurgency troubled state.
Relentless coverage fanned Telangana flames
BY Madabhushi Sridhar| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |15/12/2009
If all Telugu news channels were to shut down for ten days, peace would be restored in every nook and corner of the State.
West Bengal’s terrorised district reporters
BY Sankar Ray| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |09/03/2009
Mofussil reporters who file exposes on corruption, nepotism, non-performance and crude partisanship in West Bengal, risk their lives.
Regional media and state governments
BY UTTAM SENGUPTA| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |13/02/2009
Only an authority like the Comptroller and Auditor General of India can possibly carry out an audit in all states and expose the incestuous relationship once and for all.
Warring dailies exploit family politics
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |26/11/2008
The war between Telugu dailes Eenadu and Sakshi acquired political overtones with elections round the corner. Sakshi, interviewed Ramoji’s estranged son.
Standing up to Tamil chauvinism
BY B.P. Sanjay| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |20/10/2008
The Hindu is attacked by political elements for its editorial stand on DMK’s support to the Tamil Tigers.
Ignoring judicial corruption in Gujarat?
BY sevanti ninan| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |05/07/2008
It is a mystery why neither the national nor regional media followed up on detailed exposes of the chief justice and some of his fellow judges, published by a Gujarati weekly in the state.
BY s r ramanujan| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |06/09/2008
Social engineering in the media?
BY N P Chekkutty| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |28/06/2008
Thejas was a newspaper being launched by a Muslim organization dubbed extremist by the mainstream press and there had to be a keen and clear understanding of what was going to be its political and ideological standpoint.
Andhra Jyothy’s casteist offence?
IN REGIONAL MEDIA|26/06/2008
The Andhra police arrest three journalists under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, a month after the alleged offence.
Survival tricks of Telugu TV channels
BY Padmaja Shaw| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |03/04/2008
The channels are leading a wave of religious revivalism purely because religion and culture can also be packaged and sold.
BY Hoot Desk with IANS| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |26/03/2008
Billed as the first all colour internationally designed Telugu newspaper in 23 editions, Rajshekhar Reddy’s family launched Sakshi in Andhra Pradesh
Gujarati press in raptures over trader of votes
BY IANS| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |24/12/2007
Divya Bhaskar said it was Modi who was projecting himself as larger than life, but now he has truly emerged as larger than life.
Why the Penpricks expose was anonymous
BY Frederck Noronha| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |30/09/2007
"The media in Goa is either owned by corrupt petty crooks or the mining biggies. While the former are vindictive, no one dare take on the latter."
BY G. Nagamallika| IN REGIONAL MEDIA|30/09/2007
Why did it pick on a nameless Professor? The rendezvous was duly filmed and telecast, costing the man his career.
BY MAYA RANGANATHAN| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |17/09/2007
With DMK launching its own propaganda organ, Sun TV is moving towards greater credibility and objectivity in its news.
BY B.P. Sanjay| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |17/06/2007
Rajni has had a love hate relationship with the media including a unilateral media boycott in the late 1980s to protest his so-called arrogance.
Making hay as the Sun shines no longer
BY MAYA RANGANATHAN| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |22/05/2007
With DMK preparing to start its own TV channel, is it becoming mandatory for political parties to own a television channel?
BY MAYA RANGANATHAN| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |15/05/2007
It is perhaps difficult to document exactly how Sun TV swung the DMK`s electoral fortunes, but it is easy to recall how it attempted to.
Newspaper expose delivers results
BY Prabhakar Kulkarni| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |10/03/2007
Within ten days the general administration department issued an order urging officers to conduct a survey of vacant posts in their departments.
BY T Siva Rama Krishna Sastry| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |03/03/2007
Even at this juncture the media did not think it appropriate to persuade the business group to come out with facts or issue a denial.
BY B.P. Sanjay| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |24/02/2007
When the business interests of a media baron conflict with interests of the public how relevant is the freedom of the press argument
The Singur Smokescreen: – Part I
BY aniruddha dutta| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |08/02/2007
The coverage of the process of land acquisition in the mainstream English press obfuscates and falsifies ground realities.
The Singur smokescreen: Part-II
BY aniruddha dutta| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |08/02/2007
Glossing over the details of "consent" to acquisition and trivialising the farmers` protests has grave implications.
The Singur smokescreen: Part-III
BY aniruddha dutta| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |08/02/2007
The farmers` resistance was soon overshadowed by law-and-order issues and "mobilization" of public opinion.
Supporting the state in Singur?
BY Aloke Thakore| IN OPINION |29/01/2007
A boycott in Nandigram of newspapers or of journalists belonging to some news organizations suggests a feeling of media disenfranchisement.
IN OPINION |07/01/2007
Had a Gandhian made the same point, rather than Ms Banerjee, would the matter have received different treatment?
BY mathur| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |04/09/2006
Instead of collecting evidence on the basis of the visuals provided by them, the police have chosen to harass and prosecute the journalists.
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |14/05/2006
Party slogans and propaganda material have replaced what is conventionally called "news".
BY ninan| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |07/05/2006
As he gets set to conquer the rest of the country, Kalanidhi Maran is a man to both admire and fear.
BY bpsanjay| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |14/04/2006
The death of celebrities like Dr Rajkumar is from the media perspective an opportunity to fill telecast time and satiate its appetite for ratings.
Tamilnadu’s pre-election TV war
BY ramanujan| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |10/03/2006
When Vaiko switched camps Sun TV thoroughly exposed him with its arsenal of file pictures from 2002, of his arrest under POTA.
IN MEDIA PRACTICE |10/12/2005
If biggies like the Times of India and Hindu have plagiarisers on their staff, the regional media is not lagging behind. HERALD, says a reader, lifts edits from others.
The market for Hindi eveningers in Jaipur
BY Arvind Kalia and Shipra Mathur| IN BOOKS |10/08/2005
The article sets out to explore the prospects of evening newspapers in mini-metro cities of India.
North East governments not media-savvy
IN MEDIA PRACTICE |18/03/2005
In a region that has some 30 rebel groups with demands ranging from secession to greater autonomy and the right to self-determination, journalists are sometimes at the receiving end.
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |29/12/2004
One of the brightest examples of successful and effective grassroots journalism is Gaan Maati Khabar
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |22/12/2004
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |22/12/2004
To understand how contagious journalism has become you have to come to the stomping ground of Rajasthanøs two leading Hindi newspapers.
Vijay Karnataka and Kannada Journalism Part-II
BY B S Chandrasekhar| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |11/12/2004
Kannada newspapers like Prajavani and Kannada Prabha are seen as left-of- the centre whereas Vijay Karnataka is perceived as a right-of-the centre newspaper.
Vijay Karnataka and Kannada Journalism Part-1
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |08/11/2004
In five years this newspaper has crossed half a million circulation and considerably changed the face of Kannada journalism.
What does the rural newspaper revolution achieve -- Part II
BY sevanti ninan| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |12/10/2004
The indiscriminate nature of local news does not encourage purposeful reporting on the development needs of local areas, and their populations.
What does the rural newspaper revolution achieve?
BY sevanti ninan| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |09/10/2004
Have district editions created a public sphere? Or have they merely created a daily bulletin board which people read to see if their names are mentioned?
Booming media, exploited journalists in Assam
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |02/08/2004
Newspaper editions are multiplying across the state but more than 60 per cent newspaper employees in Assam are deprived of basic minimum facilities.
Language media vs English media
BY R. Akhileshwari| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |12/07/2004
Women journalists are worse off in the regional language media compared to those in the English press
BY ninan| IN MEDIA WATCH BRIEFS |17/05/2004
The Congress party says that it did do a lot of print and television advertising: only it chose to do it in the regional media, with 90 per cent of the party’s ad spend being in such outlets:in Meerut, Shimoga and Kutch. Between March 2 and May 10..
BY Firos| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |23/02/2004
Kerala’s media is guilty of giving undue coverage to the farce continually enacted by Karunakaran, Muraleedharan and Antony.
Letter to the Hoot--Pulli Raja again
BY watson| IN OPINION |12/12/2003
The response, I am sorry to say, by D. Venkata Raghavan to the article by Ms.Jayashree on the øExploits of Pulli Rajaø is irresponsible.
Pulli Raja – Raising hackles in the South
BY jayashree| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |02/12/2003
Harassed for backing adivasi cause
BY chekkutty| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |19/11/2003
The CBI has taken over investigation of a case involving police victimisation of a television reporter in Kerala.
For Lucknow scribes happy days are here again
BY shivam vij| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |19/10/2003
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |22/09/2003
Journalists here are joining heads to find solutions to problems that plague the media in Goa.
Mirzapur: micro media, minimal impact
IN MEDIA PRACTICE |29/07/2003
BY ninan| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |02/07/2003
The Dainik Jagran flip flop on Raja Bhaiya
BY devsagar singh| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |03/03/2003
After painting a negative picture of Raja Udai Pratap Singh over the Vasantha issue, the newspaper slowly changed its version.
BY devsagar singh| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |25/02/2003
The genesis of Mayawati-media tussle lies in the caste and class ridden psyche of journalists in Uttar Pradesh.
Media Focus: Much ado about a name
BY B S Chandrasekhar| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |03/02/2003
A Kannada serial changes its title after it created a storm, but its amazing content bothers nobody.
A Marathi newspaper builds a hospital at Siachen
BY Prabhakar Kulkarni| IN MEDIA PRACTICE |18/11/2002
Various individuals and institutions, from grampanchyats to industries, banks, and educational institutions came forward to donate for the fund.
Jaya TV and Sun TV battle over Cauvery
IN MEDIA PRACTICE |21/10/2002
Covering Land Alienation In Jharkhand
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |09/09/2002
Jharkhand’s oppressed dalits and the media
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |09/09/2002
Marathi Media On Marathi Vs. English Language
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |10/09/2002
Media thrives in Chattisgarh-or does it?
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |09/09/2002
Prabhat Khabar : Expanding in Reach and Relevance
IN MEDIA PRACTICE |02/09/2002
Media and Environment in Uttaranchal
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |09/08/2002
Even as media proliferates in the wake of statehood for the Uttarakhand region, its primary challenge is to engage meaningfully with issues that are related to the environment.
IN REGIONAL MEDIA |09/08/2002
NO ADIVASI JOURNALISTS IN JHARKHAND NEWSPAPERS
BY Sevanti Ninan| IN REGIONAL MEDIA |06/04/2002
