TV anchors should know their limit

by Gulshan Kumar Ajmani in Topics of Interest

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Suny Ag

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12 years ago

#321073

I have seen few anchors behave very childish. The problem is they think that they are child like. Actually they have childish behaviour.

They do no behave childlike but they behave as they are know alls. The overconfidence thinking that they are above all others due to their status of media persons. Overconfidence is always harmful for anyone in any field of profession..

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Sandhya Rani

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12 years ago

#321088

While interviewing celebrities, TV anchor actively raise questions which are considered highly personal affairs. I think this should never be entertained.

But very often I have seen politicians drinking water when asked questions about corruptions and allegations :woohoo: :woohoo:
let them fear media a little bit...... :cheer: :cheer: B)
but it's not the case of normal man :huh:

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RobertP

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12 years ago

#321091

While interviewing celebrities, TV anchor actively raise questions which are considered highly personal affairs. I think this should never be entertained.

But very often I have seen politicians drinking water when asked questions about corruptions and allegations :woohoo: :woohoo:
let them fear media a little bit...... :cheer: :cheer: B)
but it's not the case of normal man :huh:

You are making me remeber the scene from 'Mudhalvan' (Director Shankar). In that movie, Chief Minister (Raghuvaran) drinks water when reporter (Arjun) fires questions at him about corruption, law and order etc.

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chinmoymukherjee

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12 years ago

#321104

The pleasure of watching and listening to a meaningful discussion primarily rests on an anchor's ability to be less preachy and to allow all the participants to dissect the subject in a manner that audience or viewers get the whole picture.

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RobertP

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12 years ago

#321134

The pleasure of watching and listening to a meaningful discussion primarily rests on an anchor's ability to be less preachy and to allow all the participants to dissect the subject in a manner that audience or viewers get the whole picture.

Well said Chinmoy. In most of the programmes (Interviews, debates etc. anchors speak a lot sharing their views than that of guests or interveiwee or participants. I wonder why these people do like this. I want to know how many anchors know about journalism.

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usha manohar

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12 years ago

#321139

The pleasure of watching and listening to a meaningful discussion primarily rests on an anchor's ability to be less preachy and to allow all the participants to dissect the subject in a manner that audience or viewers get the whole picture.

Yes very true, some of the prominent ones try putting words into the subjects mouths and cut them off when they try to say something of their own...I wonder if they are on some politician or political party's pay role? :dry:

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RobertP

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12 years ago

#321328

I suspect that most of the TV anchors show more curiosity while interviewing or anchoring just because of the instruction from the respective channels to get the best TRP rate.

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