Study by Reporters Without Borders says though the Indian media market is huge, it is owned and controlled by a handful, thus establishing a pattern of monopoly.
While global corporations setting up GCCs in India continue to express confidence in availability of skilled AI engineers, the panel argued that India’s real challenge lies elsewhere.
This agreement is not with regard to any specific project like the planned co-development of fighter engines, but an overarching agreement that will enable a host of joint development and research.
Without a Congress revival, there can be no challenge to the BJP pan-nationally. Modi’s party is growing, and almost entirely at the cost of the Congress.
For the full database and if you want to know names of people behind the most important media houses in India please visit the website of the project Media Ownership Monitor: http://india.mom-rsf.org
Half cooked article. You should have the courage to name the people who own these publications and parties who hold influence over them. Or are you also under control by syndrome
In India we cannot say that the press does not have freedom. The freedom of the press is not restricted through any govt orders. But all our print and electronic media is owned by business barons or political party bosses. Hence they are serving interest of their masters. The editors and anchors are paid servants. If they exceed the briefs of their masters they will lose the job. Hence “freedom of press” and unbiased T.V.channels is big myth. This inability of the print and electronic media is best expressed in today’s situation. The entire media is pro-government or pro-establishment. The press in India is therefore a misnomer to the journalistic ethic.
Mugal rule, British rule,Gandhi rule, now ………………NDA,UPA,ABCDEFGH…….Z.,Press is pressed by Might, not Right, Just is more.
For the full database and if you want to know names of people behind the most important media houses in India please visit the website of the project Media Ownership Monitor: http://india.mom-rsf.org
Half cooked article. You should have the courage to name the people who own these publications and parties who hold influence over them. Or are you also under control by syndrome
For the media database please visit: http://india.mom-rsf.org
In India we cannot say that the press does not have freedom. The freedom of the press is not restricted through any govt orders. But all our print and electronic media is owned by business barons or political party bosses. Hence they are serving interest of their masters. The editors and anchors are paid servants. If they exceed the briefs of their masters they will lose the job. Hence “freedom of press” and unbiased T.V.channels is big myth. This inability of the print and electronic media is best expressed in today’s situation. The entire media is pro-government or pro-establishment. The press in India is therefore a misnomer to the journalistic ethic.