Coordinated outrage. An idea that changed lives...

Media should realise that it isn’t sanctimonious or treacherous to highlight the discrepancies in the Afzal Guru trial.

From the mouths of the Jains to Murdoch’s ears…a new world with no Page 3 and topless women.

Has the media used the protests against Pragaash to once again portray a negative image of Kashmir?

One year and one day down the line, here’s what we discovered about journalists and our readers - and ourselves.

While media-fuelled debates over any and every controversy may be entertaining, their long-term effects are dangerous.

Did HT indulge in paid news? Did Hindu not verify facts? Are we missing the paid news-woods for the verification-trees?

The media couldn’t have had a more comfortable week of controversies - Rushdie, Nandy and Vishwaroopam.

Is Praveen Swami’s Hindu article casting unfair aspersions on the Indian Army? Or is he simply stating some unpleasant facts?

Shah Rukh Khan’s story embodies the Great Indian Dream. Bring it on Shah Rukh, we want to hear more.

The media wasn't guilty of sound-bite journalism in reporting Nandy's statement. So what's with the hand-wringing?

Wild animals are killed rampantly in India. Unless there’s some “good footage”, the media won’t bother reporting on it.

Bihar government spent Rs 28 crore on ads in 2010-11. Did Nitish-friendly media houses get more than their fair share?

Dylan, a one-man army, bloodthirsty critic of Indian media. Ravinar of Media Crooks is all these rolled into one.

Why is no media house willing to comment on Mukesh Ambani’s defamation notice to them for telecasting Kejriwal’s presser?

The govt spent Rs 419 crore on newspaper ads in 2012. Does this bounty not compromise the integrity of the press?