BY NUPUR BASU|
IN MEDIA FREEDOM
|25/07/2018
The media has been assaulted and curbed in the run up to today’s election in Pakistan.
BY NUPUR BASU|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|12/07/2018
Reporters hugged and smiled, TV anchors cheered on air, Zain Asher in the studio said “Here in CNN we have all just been singing!!”
BY NUPUR BASU|
IN MEDIA FREEDOM
|18/04/2018
With 57 dead over five years, the heads of state arriving for CHOGM will be given a code of conduct to force them to pay attention
BY NUPUR BASU|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|14/08/2017
As the chief minister decried the TV coverage as fake news, the theatre of denial on the airwaves touched a new low in Indian politics.
BY NUPUR BASU|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|12/06/2017
Owen Jones of the Guardian lambasted the “Tory press” in UK and said they had literally been baying for Corbyn’s blood.
BY NUPUR BASU|
IN MEDIA FREEDOM
|03/05/2017
The World Press Freedom Index shows several European countries – model democracies - sliding in the rankings
BY NUPUR BASU|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|20/04/2017
Why Theresa May will not agree to take part in a TV debate in the forthcoming elections, is hogging the limelight
BY NUPUR BASU|
IN MEDIA FREEDOM
|11/03/2017
“Velvet Revolution” is a 57-minute international documentary which profiles women journalists who have paid a high price for speaking truth to power.
BY NUPUR BASU|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|07/12/2016
Archival nostalgia became the highlights that gave viewers a rare insight into the otherwise aloof Amma.
BY NUPUR BASU|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|18/05/2016
The British media’s coverage of the new Mayor of London’s campaign was marked by strong biases.
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