In the Instagram era you have to be photo-ready, is what Nina Garcia, Editor-in-Chief of Elle Magazine said about her meeting with Enrique Lores, HP's president imaging and printing.


Elle and HP: Giving personalised content


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Media tycoon Rupert Murdoch's six children will become billionaires with the closing of the $71 billion deal by the Walt Disney Company to acquire 21st Century Fox.


Fox-Disney deal makes Murdoch's children billionaires



Elle-HP mining data to give personalised content


Veteran actress and internet sensation Taimur Ali Khan's grandmother, Sharmila Tagore, says the only way for the family to deal with the paparazi frenzy over her grandson is to accept it.


Can't beat, join them: Sharmila on Taimur-frenzy


The Supreme Court on Friday put on hold a Meghalaya High Court order holding the Editor of The Shillong Times, Patricia Mukhim, and publisher Shobha Chaudhuri guilty of contempt and fining them Rs 2 lakh each.


SC stays contempt punishment against Shillong Times


A black South African TV and radio presenter has claimed that he was the victim of a racially motivated attack after stopping to help a group of white people whose car had overturned.


South African TV host 'victim of racist attack'


The state poll authority on Tuesday directed the police to probe fake news circulating on social media, which claims overseas voters are eligible to vote online for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections and by-elections for three Assembly seats, an official statement said.


Probe ordered into fake news on NRI vote


The Meghalaya High Court on Friday held the Editor of The Shillong Times Patricia Mukhim and her publisher Shobha Chaudhuri guilty of contempt of court and sentenced them to sit in the corner of the court room till the rising of the court.


Shillong-based editor, publisher fined for contempt of court


Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Thursday said that the freedom of press cannot be above national security and that the framers of the Constitution too realised this fact.


Press freedom can't be above national security: Jaitley


The documents pertaining to the purchase of Rafale fighter jets based on which articles were published in The Hindu were not stolen and the sources which provided them will not be revealed, said N. Ram, Chairman of The Hindu Group of Publications.


Sources will be protected, Rafale documents not stolen: N. Ram


The Editors Guild of India on Thursday said it was perturbed by the reported threats that criminal action will be initiated against journalists or lawyers who use documents pertaining to Rafale fighter jet deal with France.


HOLD Journalist bodies condemn move to muzzle media


With the Centre threatening a probe over stealing of "privileged documents" related to Rafale deal from the Defence Ministry, Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Thursday demanded an investigation against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for conducting parallel negotiations and delaying the delivery of the French jets to India.


Why is Modi afraid of probe into Rafale: Rahul


The Centre on Wednesday told the Supreme Court that documents related to Rafale deal that have appeared in the media and were cited by those seeking a recall of the December 14 ruling giving a clean chit to the government on the purchase of 36 Rafale fighter jets were confidential papers stolen from the Defence Ministry.


Rafale documents are stolen, AG tells SC


The madrasa run by Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) at the Balakot site hit by the Indian Air Force (IAF) fighter planes appears to be still standing with no visible damage, as per high-resolution satellite images of the site, says news agency Reuters.


Images show madrasa buildings still standing at Balakot


As China's Two Sessions - the country's biggest political meetings of the year - kicked off on Sunday, state-run news agency Xinhua chose "Xin Xiaomeng" to make a one-minute video presentation, debuting the agency's first Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered news anchor and triggering renewed concerns among journalists.


AI begins reading news, creates job loss scare for journalists (IANS Special)


As tensions escalated between India and Pakistan last week, a motley group of South Asian journalists here brainstormed for ideas to broker peace between the two nations and concluded that deeper economic dependence holds the key.


Economy key to ease Indo-Pak ties: South Asian journalists


An award-winning Egyptian photojournalist was freed on Monday after serving more than five years in prison on charges of attending an Islamist protest in 2013.


Egyptian photojournalist freed after over 5 years in prison


The Supreme Court has been moved seeking direction to the Centre to frame guidelines and to put in place a statutory regime for curbing fake news and punishing those responsible for authoring and circulating them.


SC moved seeking framing of guidelines to curb fake news


Islamabad should begin its own probe into the activities of the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), a Pakistani newspaper said on Saturday, with two editorials faulting Pakistan for boycotting the OIC meet due to India's presence.


Islamabad should have attended OIC meet: Pakistani editorials


A Delhi court on Saturday summoned Congress leader Jairam Ramesh in a defamation case, filed by National Security Advisor Ajit Doval's son Vivek Doval.


Court summons Jairam Ramesh in Doval defamation case


Amazon has apparently started removing anti-vaccine documentaries from its Prime Video streaming service after a CNN Business report highlighted the anti-vaccine comment available on the site.

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