Barkha Dutt speaks to Madhu Trehan about the online hate campaign against her, Chaitanaya Kunte’s blog, what Arnab Goswami means for news space in television, her views on paid news, and why TV journos have become our punching bags. Can Barkha take it?
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ContributeBarkha Dutt speaks to Madhu Trehan about the online hate campaign against her, Chaitanaya Kunte’s blog, what Arnab Goswami means for news space in television, her views on paid news, and why TV journos have become our punching bags. Can Barkha take it?
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