JNU ‘sedition’ row: When media became part of the story
HINDUSTAN TIMES, NEW DELHI | 22 February 2016 21:03 IST
“Reports and images circulate the globe with amazing speed via Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, blogs, cell phones, and email.
Speed puts pressure on newsrooms to publish stories before they are adequately checked and verified as to the source of the story and the reliability of the alleged facts. CLICK TO READ MORE
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