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Editors Guild "Deeply Concerned" About New Press And Periodicals Bill
The Editors Guild of India voiced deep concerns about some "draconian powers" in the Press and Registration of Periodicals Bill that grant government powers to have more intrusive and arbitrary checks in the functioning of newspapers and magazines.
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"Sorry Spectacle": Supreme Court On Andhra Pradesh Newspapers Case
The Supreme Court Monday voiced displeasure over bitter arguments between the Andhra Pradesh government and a leading Telugu newspaper over the choice of an Andhra Pradesh High Court bench.
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Prince Charles Guest Edits Black British Newspaper, The Voice
Britain's Prince Charles has guest edited an edition of the country's only Black newspaper to mark its 40th anniversary, honouring the contributions of African-Caribbean communities to the arts and society.
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Ben Stokes Receives Support From Joe Root, Michael Vaughan After Slamming Newspaper
Ben Stokes started trending in India as people from different fields started voicing their support to England's star player after he slammed a newspaper over a story about "deeply personal and traumatic events"
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Amid Horror In Its Newsroom, Newspaper's Voice Rang Out
When a gunman burst through the door of the Capital Gazette newspaper just outside Annapolis, Maryland, on Thursday, employees who could do so fled for their lives. Five didn't make it, and more than 20 were wounded by gunfire.
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A Serial Killer's Creepy Message: There Are More Victims
With six words penned to his local newspaper, serial killer Todd Kohlhepp gave voice to the fears of investigators and anyone else worried that a missing loved one had become a victim of South Carolina's infamous murderer:
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'How Can You Come In Jeans?' Bombay High Court Rebukes Journalists
While hearing a petition challenging the recent doctors' strike in Mumbai, judges at the Bombay High Court noticed that a journalist from a national newspaper came to cover the court in a pair of jeans and T-shirt. They frowned and voiced displeasure over journalists covering court proceedings in such clothes and demanded to know if it was "Bombay ...
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Buckingham Palace Slams Images of Queen Elizabeth II's 'Nazi Salute' as Child
Buckingham Palace voiced disappointment Friday after a British newspaper published images allegedly showing a young Queen Elizabeth II giving a Nazi salute in the early 1930s.
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Britain's Prince Harry Voices Hatred of Twitter
Britain's Prince Harry has spoken of his hatred for the micro-blogging website Twitter due to its role in the invasion of his privacy, newspapers reported Tuesday.
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Former UK editor Rebekah Brooks said 'easy' to hack phones: witness
Rebekah Brooks, former head of Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper group, told Eimear Cook, the ex-wife of golfer Colin Montgomerie, it was "easy" to listen to other people's voice mails, Cook told a London court on Monday.
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Daily newspapers transform Myanmar news stands in decades
Privately owned daily newspapers hit Myanmar's streets for the first time in decades on Monday under new freedoms that represent a revolution for a media shackled under military rule.
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Bal Thackeray called us before he died: RK Laxman's wife
RK Laxman's biting observation has given voice to the disquiet of millions for decades. Of late, his reticence over the death of Bal Thackeray, a long-time friend and former newspaper co-worker, is markedly noticeable to his wife, Kamala.
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UK hacking scandal spreads, over 100 new claims emerge
The police investigation spawned by last year's phone hacking scandal has spread to new UK tabloids, with detectives now seeking information from the Trinity Mirror PLC newspaper group as well as Britain's Express Newspapers, a senior Scotland Yard official said on Monday.
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Editors Guild "Deeply Concerned" About New Press And Periodicals Bill
The Editors Guild of India voiced deep concerns about some "draconian powers" in the Press and Registration of Periodicals Bill that grant government powers to have more intrusive and arbitrary checks in the functioning of newspapers and magazines.
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"Sorry Spectacle": Supreme Court On Andhra Pradesh Newspapers Case
The Supreme Court Monday voiced displeasure over bitter arguments between the Andhra Pradesh government and a leading Telugu newspaper over the choice of an Andhra Pradesh High Court bench.
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Prince Charles Guest Edits Black British Newspaper, The Voice
Britain's Prince Charles has guest edited an edition of the country's only Black newspaper to mark its 40th anniversary, honouring the contributions of African-Caribbean communities to the arts and society.
-
Ben Stokes Receives Support From Joe Root, Michael Vaughan After Slamming Newspaper
Ben Stokes started trending in India as people from different fields started voicing their support to England's star player after he slammed a newspaper over a story about "deeply personal and traumatic events"
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Amid Horror In Its Newsroom, Newspaper's Voice Rang Out
When a gunman burst through the door of the Capital Gazette newspaper just outside Annapolis, Maryland, on Thursday, employees who could do so fled for their lives. Five didn't make it, and more than 20 were wounded by gunfire.
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A Serial Killer's Creepy Message: There Are More Victims
With six words penned to his local newspaper, serial killer Todd Kohlhepp gave voice to the fears of investigators and anyone else worried that a missing loved one had become a victim of South Carolina's infamous murderer:
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'How Can You Come In Jeans?' Bombay High Court Rebukes Journalists
While hearing a petition challenging the recent doctors' strike in Mumbai, judges at the Bombay High Court noticed that a journalist from a national newspaper came to cover the court in a pair of jeans and T-shirt. They frowned and voiced displeasure over journalists covering court proceedings in such clothes and demanded to know if it was "Bombay ...
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Buckingham Palace Slams Images of Queen Elizabeth II's 'Nazi Salute' as Child
Buckingham Palace voiced disappointment Friday after a British newspaper published images allegedly showing a young Queen Elizabeth II giving a Nazi salute in the early 1930s.
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Britain's Prince Harry Voices Hatred of Twitter
Britain's Prince Harry has spoken of his hatred for the micro-blogging website Twitter due to its role in the invasion of his privacy, newspapers reported Tuesday.
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Former UK editor Rebekah Brooks said 'easy' to hack phones: witness
Rebekah Brooks, former head of Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper group, told Eimear Cook, the ex-wife of golfer Colin Montgomerie, it was "easy" to listen to other people's voice mails, Cook told a London court on Monday.
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Daily newspapers transform Myanmar news stands in decades
Privately owned daily newspapers hit Myanmar's streets for the first time in decades on Monday under new freedoms that represent a revolution for a media shackled under military rule.
-
Bal Thackeray called us before he died: RK Laxman's wife
RK Laxman's biting observation has given voice to the disquiet of millions for decades. Of late, his reticence over the death of Bal Thackeray, a long-time friend and former newspaper co-worker, is markedly noticeable to his wife, Kamala.
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UK hacking scandal spreads, over 100 new claims emerge
The police investigation spawned by last year's phone hacking scandal has spread to new UK tabloids, with detectives now seeking information from the Trinity Mirror PLC newspaper group as well as Britain's Express Newspapers, a senior Scotland Yard official said on Monday.
