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| MANMOHAN SINGH'S STRAIGHT SPEAK | | 'Stay off policy turf, Manmohan tells SC' | | DNA |  | | 'PM Seeks reshuffle, seeks young cabinet' | | Hindu | | | 'PM's hard talk: not retiring, may change ministers team ' | | Indian Express | |
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When Burning Voices could not find any takers for its documentary on harassment by security forces in the national or local media, it posted the same on the internet As the use of internet for free expression has grown, so have the attacks on the sites, says NINGLUN HANGHAL |
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The Hoot excerpts a passage from Maya Ranganathan and Usha M. Rodrigues' Indian Media in a Globalised World. Selected and introduced by SUBARNO CHATTARJI |
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Google has decided to tell the world how many requests it receives from governments to disclose data on its servers, and to remove data hosted on its products like Orkut or YouTube. The Hoot Desk |
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The two Pulitzer prizes given to online and internet based works is an acknowledgement of the changing landscape of journalism. It also highlights the new trend of collaborating with not-for-profits for investigative journalism, says MD ALI. |
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It is not clear what has prompted Tamilnation.org's current closure. It is perhaps to do with a realisation for renewed reflection; or a sense of futility in the wake of the re-election of Mahinda Rajapakse, says MAYA RANGANATHAN. Pix: Where the website's visitors came from. |
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A former Pakistani Air Chief appears in an Indian government ad. Picking random images off the net is not only unethical, it is potentially dangerous as well. SAJAN VENNIYOOR writes on the perils of trawling the web for images, whether copyrighted or not. |
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'We launched Google.cn in January 2006 in the belief that the benefits of increased access to information for people in China and a more open Internet outweighed our discomfort in agreeing to censor some results.' DAVID DRUMMOND, Google's chief legal officer explains, but RORY O'CONNER asks why it took so long to see light. |
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An Indian freelance blogger is found guilty of repeated instances of plagiarism and misattribution. SUNEETHA B describes how easy it is to steal words off the web these days. |
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In a 182-billion dollar press advertising industry, digital revenues of newspapers accounted for less than 6 billion dollars last year, and will grow to no more than 8.4 billion dollars by 2013. WAN-IFRA's annual world press trends update |
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My Twitter account Shashi Tharoor Fake, started on Oct 6, had built up about 100 followers...by Oct 23, Shashi Tharoor's team had contacted Twitter in USA to suspend my account. By TECHGIRL. From Techgoss.com. |
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