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| COURT RULING ON HOMOSEXUALITY | | 'Sexuality Equality' | | Indian Express |  | | 'Gay and finally legal' | | Mail Today | | | 'India's Gay Day' | | Times of India | |
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The political leadership of Sri Lanka has created a culture of impunity which makes each day a hunting season for attacks on the media,
says FREDERICA JANSZ, Chief Editor of The Sunday Leader in a signed editorial.
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Author and inventor Arthur Clarke had told me that the satellite television revolution was the second swiftest in history. Looking back now, I think that Michael Jackson was firmly etched in that history. says NUPUR BASU. IANS |
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The sports page designers for the Express seem to be dying to do something else. This will not do, if the Express wants to remain competitive. KHELKOODKAR returns to cast a beady eye on sports coverage. |
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As far as the media houses go, none of them have seriously called into question the necessity of this police action. The media by and large agree with the role offered to them by the state, says DEEPTANIL RAY. |
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Crucial to the telling of the Lalgarh story is the role of the People’s Committee against Police Atrocities (PCAPA) led by a man called Chhatradar Mahato. When you turn to print media or the Internet, what you believe about what provoked Lalgarh will depend on how you view the PCAC, says SEVANTI NINAN. Pix: Tehelka |
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The US-based web-site Heliums recent axing of Indian contributors smacks of ‘protectionism’, says SUNEETHA. B |
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The articles written after the Imphal NWMI meeting do not cover the issues of havoc caused by umpteen insurgent groups, which is no less in measure than the human rights violation by the AFSPA, says SUREKHA SULE |
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Should anonymity be an entitlement for all bloggers? And if not, for which kinds? A HOOT editorial. |
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Ignorance on display | | Many a TV discussion on the Class 10 exam issue is grounded in ignorance about the reasons why a board exam was introduced at this level. Barkha Dutt and some of her educationist guests on We the People were no exception. They seemed unaware of the strong vocationalisation rationale for the introduction of the exam in the 1980s.
| Ambika gets going | | I & B minister Ambika Soni has lots of buddies among journalists and is likely to be media friendly in her policies. She has just cleared all pending proposals for TV channels. The new channels approved include CNBC-TV 18 South, CNBC-TV 18 Gujarat, City Pulse, Krishna TV, Awam, Samaj, Mumbai News, Delhi News, Raj TV Asia, Kalaignar Asia, Apna News and ABN-Andhra Jyothy.
| Back scratcher | | When news bulletins go live from inside TV newsrooms, the camera often catches interesting stuff happening in the background. It is a common sight to see people chatting, eating and running around, but on ET Now, when a reporter was giving a lowdown on the markets, a man in a bright orange shirt chose the moment and the spot to scratch his back. Wonder if the TV walas ever monitor what goes on air.
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