Same news may be narrated in two ways in two newspapers. Desabhimani is communist party newspaper.
Leading newspapers of our state are Malayala Manorama and Mathrubhumi. Both are against communist party. I think, Mathrubhumi supports BJP and Manorama supports Congress, though not sure. Both are not party newspapers, yet they support indirectly. Both are nowadays trying to post anything about T.P. on the front page, nowadays thus hunting Communists :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
Yes in my state same situation is arises due to the presences of various Newspapers.Some are against one party but other are not.This thing continue to happen..... :S :S :S :S :S :S
Newspapers are generally owned and run by corporate houses. They may back one or other political party depending on owners' policy or interest.
Such papers get enough advertisement from business concerns. They need not support any political party blindly. In fact, most of the national level newspapers are free from political grip but support corporate interests.
Small newspapers especially Non English papers support the ruling parties in states for patronage and advertisements.
There are also a number of newspapers and periodicals owned and managed by political parties.
Ya you are right sir and that is reason sometime newspaper is full of political parties news..
Newspapers get major part of news from Indian and foreign news agencies and have very little to manipulate news. At best, they may highlight certain news more and give less space to other news with a view to support one or the other party.
The editorials and articles are designed to support corporates and certain political parties. The newspapers do not generally support or oppose a political party but follow balancing tactics. They also change their view when ruling party changes.
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Newspapers get major part of news from Indian and foreign news agencies and have very little to manipulate news. At best, they may highlight certain news more and give less space to other news with a view to support one or the other party.
The editorials and articles are designed to support corporates and certain political parties. The newspapers do not generally support or oppose a political party but follow balancing tactics. They also change their view when ruling party changes.
Ya this fact is really true.They change their decision according to Demand of market.........
Newspapers get major part of news from Indian and foreign news agencies and have very little to manipulate news. At best, they may highlight certain news more and give less space to other news with a view to support one or the other party.
The editorials and articles are designed to support corporates and certain political parties. The newspapers do not generally support or oppose a political party but follow balancing tactics. They also change their view when ruling party changes.
Is it true "They also change their view when ruling party changes" :dry: :unsure:
Newspapers get major part of news from Indian and foreign news agencies and have very little to manipulate news. At best, they may highlight certain news more and give less space to other news with a view to support one or the other party.
The editorials and articles are designed to support corporates and certain political parties. The newspapers do not generally support or oppose a political party but follow balancing tactics. They also change their view when ruling party changes.
Is it true "They also change their view when ruling party changes" :dry: :unsure:
This is the main fact about newspaper.They only support rising stars..
I do think that politicians support newspapers. They will be scared if any revolutionary news written against the politics. That y politicians keep newspaper organisation in their fist.
But there may be some good newspapers like Anandbazaar as mentioned before who doesnt require political support for selling the news.
Newspapers are generally owned and run by corporate houses. They may back one or other political party depending on owners' policy or interest.
Such papers get enough advertisement from business concerns. They need not support any political party blindly. In fact, most of the national level newspapers are free from political grip but support corporate interests.
Small newspapers especially Non English papers support the ruling parties in states for patronage and advertisements.
There are also a number of newspapers and periodicals owned and managed by political parties.
You are substantially correct! Now big corporate houses are holding the whip!
