BY HASAN SUROOR|
IN BOOKS
|06/02/2014
The media has largely ignored the change that is sweeping India's Muslim community, and continues to play up the extreme voices because they make 'news'.
BY A HOOT study|
IN BOOKS
|30/01/2014
Journalists themselves as victims and perpetrators of sexual violence is new territory for the media to handle, and balance has been difficult to maintain.
IN BOOKS
|07/10/2013
There is not a single digital company among India's largest media companies, as yet. Only six percent of advertising last year went to digital.
BY ANJALI PURI|
IN BOOKS
|02/10/2013
We learn from this fast-paced account how a competitive, scandal-seeking and invasive media turns out, warts and all, to be a pretty good friend to those seeking justice for Babli and Manoj.
BY MANU MOUDGIL and MONAZIR ALAM|
IN BOOKS
|14/07/2013
Channels varied widely in air time given to same story, ranging from 5 minutes to 44 minutes, or 1 minute plus to 37 minutes plus for a single story.
BY MANU MOUDGIL and MONAZIR ALAM|
IN BOOKS
|13/07/2013
Some news channels instantly went to war. The news crawler on Aaj Tak said,"Declare Pakistan a terror state." Few aspired to objectivity.
IN BOOKS
|20/04/2013
In 2012 the North East made more news than usual on the front pages of national dailies and on prime time news. But this was not sustained.
IN BOOKS
|18/04/2013
A survey conducted by Australian institutes found that 86 per cent of Indians trust domestic media coverage.
BY MANU MOUDGIL and MONAZIR ALAM|
IN BOOKS
|03/04/2013
A monitoring of advertisements appearing on news channels shows that adhering to the TRAI's 12 minutes per hour limit will be tough for the Hindi news channels.
IN BOOKS
|15/02/2013
Saturation coverage of the Delhi gangrape case allowed the public to mourn and women's safety to get adequate airing.
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