If you're printing a company press release as a news report at least take the trouble of re-writing it. The Special Correspondent did take the effort of deleting three paragraphs, we'll give them that much.

Is the emergence of tele-evangelists in India and their skewed sermons on religion cause for worry?

From a ‘media siege’ to IPL trade-offs to advice for the Congress and two remarkable obits, we sum up the week’s papers for you.

"Journalism of courage” shows us how to pull off a coup, sort of, not really…

The newspapers have their moments, and we've picked our favourite of the week.

CNN IBN’s Face the Nation seemed to have been struck down by a case of chronic headline-itis last night.

Broken News is the perfect pot-boiler with its insights into the murky world of broadcast news.

The debate on the defence procurement whistleblower’s letter is more delicious farce and less serious discussion.

Public advocacy is merely an illusion for the press to justify its place as the ‘fourth pillar of democracy’.

The downfall of a great scoop is that by its very nature it can never remain ‘exclusive’ to the channel that breaks it

Why is there a presumption that the gender of a woman undermines her ability to be an effective or successful journalist?

TV News has its moments and we pick our favourite of the week.

For people who take cognizance of the world only through print.

Debates with philosophers and experts would provide a much-needed respite from the current political diatribes on TV.

Does Arundhati Roy's suspect facts & hotness quotient distract from the attention she draws to legitimate issues?

How Narendra Modi will better Indian media one day.