To Goanet -

"But some facts are undeniable. The authenticity of the recordings have not 
been 

seriously challenged. The conversations on record show that senior journalists 
go way beyond the brief of news gathering into news-making by brokering power. 
It is quite clear that corporate interests are actively injected into the 
framing of news coverage. Lobbyists do not seem to plead for favourable 
coverage 

but issue instructions to journalists, including senior editors. Which are 
willingly listened to and in some cases, followed.  And finally, when these 
facts come to light, almost all of media clamps down and blanks out any 
coverage 

whatsoever ."

http://blogs.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Citycitybangbang/entry/the-silence-of-the-hacks




r

ps: The irony is remarkable.  The above sensible column is published in the TOI,
which is known for selling its editorial space for a price.  Superpower India, 
indeed!

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