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Oct 11, 2018
#MeToo revelations on newsroom abusers deal severe blow to a media already suffering from low credibility
From being an important platform for news consumption, Twitter became the only place that disseminated information on the #MeToo campaign. -
Sep 11, 2018
SC seeks response from Bihar govt, CBI on Patna HC order banning media from reporting Muzaffarpur shelter home case
A bench of Justices Madan B Lokur and Deepak Gupta asked Bihar government and the CBI, which is investigating the Muzaffarpur shelter home rape case, to file their response to the petition, and listed the matter for 18 September. -
Sep 03, 2018
I&B ministry advises TV channels not to use the word 'Dalit', urges them to say 'Scheduled Caste' instead
The advisory urges channels that they may refrain from using the term 'Dalit' while referring to people belonging to Scheduled Castes. -
Aug 31, 2018
Rahul Gandhi asks mediapersons if they are 'writing freely' or under pressure from Central government
Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Thursday asked mediapersons at a press conference if they were writing freely or feeling under some pressure -
Aug 18, 2018
UP Police officials barge into Urdu journalist's home in Lucknow, call him terrorist; issue apology later
Lucknow police barged into the home of a senior Urdu journalist, Mohammad Sahid Khan, and called him and his entire family as terrorists. -
Aug 12, 2018
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' accounts to remain online even after probe: Twitter
Among the seven tweets found to have violated Twitter's rules, two of it occurred recently enough that Twitter could cite them. -
Jul 28, 2018
Hanan Hamid trolled: Romanticising poverty merely devalues the fundamental right of a person to earn
She sold fish at the market after college hours to help pay for her fees. Her name is Hanan Hamid. She is 21. Why is this even a news story? -
Jul 18, 2018
Cricket writer Sarah Waris calls out sexual harassment: Predatory behaviour in media is very real, needs fixing
Women in media houses who work late hours, usually under stressful conditions, are especially susceptible to the sort of behaviour a female freelancer recently encountered. It's time for media houses to address such issues proactively. -
Jul 18, 2018
Cuba, one of the least connected countries, starts to roll out internet on mobile
The service will roll out nationwide by year-end, in Cuba, one of the least connected countries. -
Jul 16, 2018
Malayalam actor Siddique defends Dileep: Why is no one asking Shashi Tharoor to resign as MP?
Malayalam actor Siddique came out in defence of his friend Dileep and said that the media is 'defaming him, having decided that he is guilty'
