Terrorists create a theatre of death and destruction to create fear, and New York Times’s use of photographs of the dead plays into this strategic ritual.
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I associate the New York Times – all the news that’s fit to print – with a high standard of journalism. Personally I find nothing wrong with graphic images – not the morphed stuff which has become a caricature of Make in India – being displayed. They are making a powerful point against the scourge of terror, not glamorising it.
I associate the New York Times – all the news that’s fit to print – with a high standard of journalism. Personally I find nothing wrong with graphic images – not the morphed stuff which has become a caricature of Make in India – being displayed. They are making a powerful point against the scourge of terror, not glamorising it.