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Nov 17, 2017
Edward S Herman, co-author of Manufacturing Consent with Noam Chomsky, dies at 92
Herman and Chomsky also co-wrote The Political Economy of Human Rights and Counter-Revolutionary Violence. -
Nov 13, 2014
TIME magazine poll asks readers to vote for banning "feminist" as a word
It's much easier to be a feminist today, but patriarchy isn't a historical relic yet. It persists and the way it moulds our thoughts is insidious. -
Sep 19, 2014
Kashmir floods and the national media: A saga of shame and cynicism
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Aug 19, 2014
Shakti Mills re-visited: Is it wrong to turn a rape survivor into a hashtag?
With that attention-grabbing headline, Sonia Khan writes for GRISTmedia what could be the definitive insider account of the intern who was gang-raped inside Shakti Mills. Definitive because the survivor has not written anything and Khan has written it with her permission. -
Jul 22, 2014
Cobra Deo ad: When men need women to give them a hand
Am I shocked? Yes. Am I impressed that this opens up a brand new avenue of sex education and sexual options for the masses and classes alike? Yes. That said, a little more subtlety and originality could have made the ad more impressive. -
Apr 11, 2014
Is Economic Times in a turf war with the Times of India?
Are we seeing a turf war between editors or senior management at the two titles? The short answer to the question: no. -
Dec 06, 2013
Digital journalism: How the internet will save the Indian press
The Indian media are at a tipping point, hobbled by suspect financing, a history of servility, and a massive loss of public trust. The internet is no silver bullet, but it most certainly represents a lifeline. -
Dec 06, 2013
Digital journalism: How the internet will save the Indian press
The Indian media are at a tipping point, hobbled by suspect financing, a history of servility, and a massive loss of public trust. The internet is no silver bullet, but it most certainly represents a lifeline. -
Dec 05, 2013
Why paid news is a threat to Indian democracy
The paid news problem as an organized phenomenon appears rather intractable, involving as it does, lawmakers and politicians cutting across party lines and representatives of sections of the corporate media who coexist symbiotically. -
Nov 01, 2013
Protesting govt-controlled media, China scribe tries to crowdfund career
From his temporary home on a friend's sofa, Yin Yusheng hopes to craft a new kind of journalism in China, where the industry is widely seen as state-controlled and corrupt. He wants to make his readers the boss — and that includes paying his salary.
