BY AMRIT DHILLON|
IN MEDIA FREEDOM
|06/12/2016
A new report says that press freedom has declined to its lowest point in 12 years and, this time, some European countries are in the dock.
BY AMRIT DHILLON|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|03/11/2016
He’s going but the Newshour could not have gone on for much longer. After all, how low, how noisy, how crude, how abusive can you go?
BY AMRIT DHILLON|
IN MEDIA FREEDOM
|04/08/2016
The Pentagon’s revised military manual says journalists working independently in conflict zones are not necessarily spies or saboteurs, but civilians to be protected.
BY AMRIT DHILLON|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|15/07/2016
The appearance of British women politicians is dissected with a sexism that is mercifully unthinkable in India, so far.
BY AMRIT DHILLON|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|29/03/2016
A Hindustan Times’ report on her suicide commits all the same errors that the papers were guilty of in the Aarushi Talwar case
BY AMRIT DHILLON|
IN MEDIA BUSINESS
|18/03/2016
Although the German channel is available on some DTH platforms, it is now poised to reach the urban middle class through Tata Sky.
BY AMRIT DHILLON|
IN OPINION
|13/02/2016
What appeared in the HT was not a column but an Ode to Hollande by Karan Thapar
BY AMRIT DHILLON|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|02/02/2016
The YouTube channel, Dalit Camera Ambedkar, captures events and emotions the mainstream media has no time for.
BY AMRIT DHILLON|
IN OPINION
|18/01/2016
Two new videos depicting men who accept dowry as objects purchased by the bride, have received very little play in the media.
BY AMRIT DHILLON|
IN OPINION
|20/11/2015
India’s intellectuals are guilty of dishonesty in their depiction of India under Modi.
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