Library:Tata Institute of Social Sciences,Guwahati

  The news media in this country is a paradox. It is voluminous in numbers but, increasingly, without bite. We are on track to becoming the ...

The danger of fake news is real While it is inevitable that Indians — and Indian politicians — will continue to tap these technologies, ...

How fair is social media criticism? Instant online opinions impoverish our public sphere Social media activists seem to have differe...

THE RISE OF MILLENNIALS AND THE DEATH OF TELEVISION What do millennials want? How different are they from their predecessors, Gen X? A...

When social media defines our existence Social media is an integral part of today’s world. It comes with problems, but the benefits ar...

Life without social media A satirical take on how much our personality, politics and relationships are being dictated by the rules of t...

Where creativity meets strategy Communication and media professionals need to deliver a range of assets beyond just text. With the ...

How Twitter helped create Brand Modi A recent study by researchers at University of Michigan, published in the Economic and Political W...

Holding the newspaper to account A decade with our independent news ombudsmen. Newspapers continue to play an important role in soc...

Evil man. Okay. Evil woman. Not okay? The debate about programming content and oversight by regulators will get more fierce as network...