Indian Online Journalism » Ownership http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org About journalism with an online bias Wed, 07 Dec 2011 04:36:55 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Bush’s FCC chairman manipulated public records http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2008/12/bushs-fcc-chairman-manipulated-public-records/ http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2008/12/bushs-fcc-chairman-manipulated-public-records/#comments Wed, 10 Dec 2008 11:13:16 +0000 Subhash http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/?p=171 This is an interesting story. It doesn’t come as a surprise. After 8 years of Bush’s dirty tricks, what does one expect.
Obama choices for FCC chairman haven’t been very reassuring though.

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]]> http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2008/12/bushs-fcc-chairman-manipulated-public-records/feed/ 0 Turner International’s bullish on India http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2008/04/turner-international-for-more-tv-channels-animation-in-india-media-media-entertainment-news-by-industry-news-the-economic-times/ http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2008/04/turner-international-for-more-tv-channels-animation-in-india-media-media-entertainment-news-by-industry-news-the-economic-times/#comments Thu, 10 Apr 2008 16:55:41 +0000 Subhash http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/?p=165 Turner International, a unit of Time Warner Inc, has recently bought a minority stake in the Indian production firm Miditech Pvt Ltd, which makes regional-language general entertainment channels.

Turner operates the Cartoon Network and Pogo channels for kids. CNN-IBN news channel is it’s venture with Global Broadcast News Ltd.

India’s TV industry revenues are forecast to more than double to $11.6 billion over the next four years, making it the most lucrative market in Asia according to research firm Media Partners Asia.

Turner International for more TV channels, animation in India

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Why does Microsoft want Yahoo, anyway? Here’s why: It’s four o’clock in the afternoon for the Microsoft software empire. At four o’clock there’s plenty of daylight left, but night is on the way.  

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]]> http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2008/02/microsofts-yahoo-take-over/feed/ 0 Future of a newspaper http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2006/10/future-of-a-newspaper/ http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2006/10/future-of-a-newspaper/#comments Sat, 14 Oct 2006 10:20:21 +0000 Subhash http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/archives/133 It is uncommon to hear of journalists involving themselves in helping out the management about the future of a newspaper. I’ve heard only of ownership  of newspapers by journalists’ collectives and so on.  Here’s a new one: The Los Angeles Times “is dedicating three investigative reporters and half a dozen editors to find ideas, at home and abroad, for re-engaging the reader, both in print and online.”

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A Newspaper Investigates Its Future

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]]> http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2006/10/future-of-a-newspaper/feed/ 0 Is a free media essential for development? http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2006/10/is-a-free-media-essential-for-development/ http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2006/10/is-a-free-media-essential-for-development/#comments Wed, 11 Oct 2006 05:54:09 +0000 Subhash http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/archives/132 A special edition of The World Debate, one of the BBC’s flagship programmes, will be filmed on Thursday October 26 at the World Congress on Communication for Development in Rome, Italy. Entitled “Is a free media essential for development?” it will be broadcast on BBC World on 28-29 October, as well as made available online.

Transmission Times

“The World Debate: Is a Free Media Essential For Development?” will be broadcast at the following time on BBC World (all times GMT):

Saturday 28 October: 12.10 p.m. / 7.10 p.m.

Sunday 29 October: 1.10 a.m. / 8.10 a.m. / 5.10 p.m.

For more details visit: http://www.devcomm.org/worldbank/public.asp?idmacro=9&idmicro=21

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