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INS slams China for restricting access to Indian newspapers, media websites

Indian Newspaper Society has slammed China's action of restricting access to Indian newspapers and media websites and urged Indian govt to take steps to ban access to Chinese media in the country.

Galwan clash: Indian newspapers, websites not accessible in China

Though Chinese newspapers and websites continue to be accessible in India, people in China can only access the Indian media websites with Virtual Private Network (VPN) server.

Feeding into the feedback

The democratisation of social media carries with it the understanding that its users will be responsible. For this reason it is less regulated than print or television media

Chinese mouthpiece paid US newspapers $19 mn in ads, printing: Report

China Daily, an English-language newspaper controlled by the Chinese Communist Party, has paid more than $4.6 million to The Washington Post and nearly $6 million to The Wall Street Journal

Best of BS Opinion: A brand new local world, G11 good for India, and more

Here's a selection of Business Standard Opinion pieces for the day

Death knell for printed books, newspapers?

Or a brief stop on the way to better times?

An avoiders' expert guide on how to 'live with the novel coronavirus'

Health ministry has issued general guidelines such as covering your mouth when you sneeze or wearing masks at all times, but there isn't any clear advice on how to deal with basic, household items.

Ban on doorstep delivery of newspapers exceptional move: Maharashtra govt

The state said that newspapers are not an essential item and hence prohibition on its doorstep distribution cannot be said to be infringing upon any fundamental rights

Withdrawal symptoms

Newspapers were an inseparable part of our growing up, and not just English papers, but those in local languages as well

In Ann Arbor, student newspaper 'The Michigan Daily' is the only paper

As more than 2,000 newspapers across the US have closed or merged, student journalists from Michigan to Arizona have stepped in to fill the void

This mid-sized newspaper tried to report its way out of decline and failed

The Reading Eagle example shows that putting out a good paper just isn't enough anymore

Old Monk most preferred liquor brand among rich Indians, says survey

Newspapers, not television, is option No.1 for the well-heeled in their quest for information

Hindi editor Paradkar's memorial to come up in his village

The memorial will serve as an inspiration for scribes and also help interconnect Hindi and Marathi languages

Newspaper rating to decide govt ad volume

A 'marking' system for newspapers has been introduced for the first time by the government under its new Print Media Advertisement Policy that aims to promote transparency and accountability in the release of its ads. The "marking system" has been put in place to incentivise newspapers which have better professional standing and get their certification verified, according to an official statement today on the new policy for Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity (DAVP). "For the first time the policy introduces a New Marking System for newspapers to incentivize Newspapers who have better professional standing and get their circulation verified by Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) or Registrar of Newspapers for India (RNI)," the statement said. This will also ensure transparency and accountability in the release of advertisements by DAVP, it added. The marking system is based on six objective criteria with different marks each of them. These include - Circulation ...