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WHY IS THE BUSINESS MEDIA SILENT ON THIS GIGANTIC SCAM?
'SANS SERIF' IN 'THE NEW YORKER' MAGAZINE
CHURUMURI ON 'NEW YORK TIMES' READING LIST
'SANS SERIF' QUOTED IN 'BLOOMBERG VIEW'
'THE NEW YORK TIMES' ON JOURNALISM SCHOOLS IN INDIA
GOOGLE: INDIA TRANSPARENCY REPORT
THE BRITISH NEWSPAPER ARCHIVES FROM THE 18TH CENTURY
The killing of Mid-Day investigations editor J. Dey prompts Mail Today to compile a roster of journalists who have met a similar end in the line of duty. Not surprisingly, “troubled” Kashmir and the northeast account for the majority of the 31 deaths in the last 14 years.
Image: courtesy Mail Today
Also read: J. DEY: ‘When eagles are silent, parrots jabber’
This entry was posted on 13 June 2011 at 5:38 pm and is filed under Issues and Ideas, Newspapers, People, Photography, Television.
Tags: Churumuri, J.Dey, Mail Today, Mid Day, Sans Serif
13 June 2011 at 6:16 pm
Instead of ‘Rosera, India’ and ‘Sirsi, India’ perhaps appending the State name would have helped?
13 June 2011 at 7:15 pm
Interestingly, nobody from ‘The Times of India’ figures in the list of journalists who fell while operating behind enemy lines.
14 June 2011 at 12:44 am
While I’m appalled by this list, why did Mail Today choose 1997? And why then are 8 of those listed from before 1997?
14 June 2011 at 9:04 am
@Natasha…
What does it mean?
15 June 2011 at 4:01 pm
They are not on the take?
16 June 2011 at 12:38 pm
Sirs,
I would have liked to also see the status of each case, whether culprits were caught or punished. Also who ordered these attacks and what sensitive stories they were investigating (the root cause).
You have also included some deaths like plane crash, so it is important to separate the media factor.
Thank you.