According to me the biggest problem with the news industry is that even they today are suspected of an axe to grind(private ends to meet and personal interests in the matter). The news industry too try to add flavour to the news, make it crisp and sensational so as to popularise their channels and print media, how its affecting the person concerned in the matter, hardly matters to the news industry and its a matter of least consideration for them.
Putin applauded by the journalists in his many press conferences.
And free wodka for 4.000 journalists since 10 AM.
Sorry but this is not journalism.
The Russian were the media winners, except that the war came in the weekend and then all this media-montage became a Public Relations show just for domestic audiences.
According to me the biggest problem with the news industry is that even they today are suspected of an axe to grind(private ends to meet and personal interests in the matter). The news industry too try to add flavour to the news, make it crisp and sensational so as to popularise their channels and print media, how its affecting the person concerned in the matter, hardly matters to the news industry and its a matter of least consideration for them.
It was worse than that.
Imagine:
Putin applauded by the journalists in his many press conferences.
And free wodka for 4.000 journalists since 10 AM.
Sorry but this is not journalism.
The Russian were the media winners, except that the war came in the weekend and then all this media-montage became a Public Relations show just for domestic audiences.