Shashi Tharoor Misquoted?
Shashi Tharoor is the man surrounded among controversies in present Indian political scenario.
Atrocities Against Journalists
Azerbaijan is a nation of vast resources unfortunately those resources do not extend to freedom of speech. Every year numerous journalists and members of NGOs are persecuted this year president Aliyev is taking things even further.
Four Reasons Why Newspapers Are Losing the Battle with Technology
As the newspaper business seems ready to wave farewell, its supporters and critics are still debating the reasons why the industry is crumbling. While the list is long, a few mistakes stand out as significant reminders that these changing times may deal a death blow to an American institution.
Survivor North Korea: Journalists Only
With American reporters being doled out 12-year sentences as spies despite their affiliations as part of the press corps, perhaps it is time for the major networks to create Survivor: North Korea. Is this paranoia on behalf of the radical government or an attempt to show the world it has authority over its domain?
A Typical CNN Story?
A CNN story was tweeted to me yesterday, and I wonder what kind of story CNN employees were thinking of publishing. Maybe it should have been uplifting, but I find it sordid and short of a plain scandal.
The Charge of the Shoe-Brigade
Jpournalists attending a press conference, show their anger at the holder by throwing their shoes at them. There have been two instances lately. Thi is an undesirable method of letting off steam.
The Media: It’s Really None of Their Business
Do the media sometimes go too far in reporting a particular story? Do they sometimes exceed their boundaries just in an attempt to cover all angles of a report? Let’s delve into this all-too-common situation.
Journalistic Ideals in Modern Society
A look at how journalistic ethics have changed in current times as we approach the election.
