Behind the sporadic headlines on this long running fight between broadcasters and TAM, are a bunch of curious contradictions, even ironies, says SEVANTI NINAN
The Forbes India departures highlight how vulnerable even senior journalists have become in a media environment that has become increasingly uncertain and volatile. PARANJOY GUHA THAKURTA on the controversial restructuring at Network 18.
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In its short lifespan of 18 months, the Seven Sisters Post owned by the Saradha Group made a mark in the North-east. TERESA REHMAN says its closure is a real loss for readers.
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A huge media conglomerate was built up by a chit fund company which has now collapsed. Can the West Bengal government whose MP was part of the empire disclaim responsibility, asks SAADIA. Pix: Kunal Ghosh
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But very early on it was clear that this organization was different from any other newspaper outfit any of us had worked for previously. SEEMA GUHA on The Bengal Post and Sudipta Sen. Pix: Sudipta Sen
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The regulator is not giving up in its efforts to push regulation of cross media holdings. Excerpts from its latest consultation paper. Pix- Rahul Khullar, Chairman, TRAI
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It is common for companies to have employee retention schemes in some form or another. My actual annual recurring remuneration is significantly lower than the amount stated. JAIDEEP BOSE clarifies.
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“We were a content company that used technology. Now we are a technology company that uses content.” PARANJOY GUHA THAKURTA looks at what the future holds for BCCL as competition intensifies
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Even as the private treaties scheme was apparently aimed at undermining competition to the TOI, a number of competing newspapers as well as television channels started similar schemes. PARANJOY GUHA THAKURTA revisits some of the controversial initiatives.
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