Media

Some parts of the media refused to cover Burma’s election. Did they let the Burmese people down with their decision?

India’s media has a lot to answer for with its inflammatory, narrow coverage of Pakistan.

What MS Dhoni’s wedding says about India’s Commonwealth Games plans.

A report from London on the latest media influenced exhibit by this prominent artist.

A recent high-profile death reminds us how powerful broadcast media can be.

Some Chinese officials might want to rethink their domestic media handling skills.

Editorial about a discriminatory govt policy shows China’s media has some spunk.

The Indian media’s powerful glare makes even talking to the Maoists harder.

Media group’s guide to one of ‘the planet’s most dangerous and weird destinations.’

One of the most engaging food-politics fusion blogs I’ve come across (and I’m definitely not the only one who has taken notice) is Obama Foodorama, edited by Eddie Gehman Kohan. A web journal that manages, in a very readable way, to record any link b

A pretty remarkable event took place in Bhutan this autumn–the launch of the first women’s magazine in the country. Armed with questions galore, I got in touch with the editor of the magazine, Pema Choden Tenzin, who graciously took the time to humo