• October 30, 2013
• Media Ethics

PUBLIC memory is short, so goes the proverb. This greatly helps the opposition when lambasting the incumbents for their shortcomings. The public rounds it up because it is rightly concerned with “today’s” misery, forgetting the factors that led to such hardships. The present is always linked to the past. On almost all TV networks, generally […]

• March 29, 2013
• Media Ethics

Syed Kamran Hashmi The newest and most dangerous trend set by TV anchors is to act as self-proclaimed vigilantes Irrefutably contentious and ignominious, water boarding is a form of torture infamously associated with the CIA as one of its principal technique to extricate ‘important’ information from suspected terrorists. The procedure simulates drowning — a near […]