Review of Quality of news in India
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Quality of news, Indian newspaperAbstract
Current Indian newspaper industry is mainly run by the revenue from advertisements. There is no point for them in investing in quality journalism. So its more a money making industry than a profession. Obviously what we see today is the result of this so called newspaper boom. The Hindu and Indian Express are one the oldest ones which still have some ideals. They are merely surviving and gradually have no other choice than adapt. On the other side if we see the readership above both are comparatively low. Does that mean the new generation has a different demand.? Apart from this there are many controversies about lot of negative news in today's news papers. On the contrary there are lot of free online news portals which are specifically established to publish positive news.
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