Cobrapost Editor, Aniruddha Bahal, talks about the future of investigative journalism
It may still be safest to meet a sensitive source, but investigative journalism in this wired world is nothing like it used to be | Read more|
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Amid threats, ‘fake news’ and eroding trust levels, journalists in Asia urged to fight back
SEOUL - Malaysian political cartoonist Zulkiflee Anwar Ulhaque, who goes by the pen name | Read more|
Exclusive for Cobrapost: Government Curtails Ads to Curtail Press Freedom
When all else fails, the government of the day resorts to stopping ads to make newspaper organizations fall in line | Read more|
Breaking: Dainik Bhaskar Withdraws Defamation Suit, Cobrapost Vindicated
Dainik Bhaskar Withdraws Defamation Suit. | Read more|
Breaking: Operation 136: Part II: Delhi High Court Gives a Thumps Up to Cobrapost Expose on Dainik Bhaskar
New Delhi: In the second part of Operation 136, Cobrapost exposed owners and high-ranking personnel of more than two dozen media houses, both mainstream and regional, the biggest ones and the smaller ones, the oldest ones and the newer ones. The media houses agreeing to run the paid media campaign included Times of Ind | Read more|
Aniruddha Bahal, Editor Cobrapost, talks about The perils of investigative journalism at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris.
Editor of Cobrapost, Aniruddha Bahal, spoke at the UNESCO Head Quarters on August 29 | Read more|
Aniruddha Bahal, Editor Cobrapost, talks about The perils of investigative journalism at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris.
Editor of Cobrapost, Aniruddha Bahal, spoke at the UNESCO Head Quarters on August 29 | Read more|
Former Indian PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee dies
The 93-year-old, who led India three times, had been hospitalised since June with a kidney infection and chest problems. | Read more|
No place to run (rebroadcast)
In Texas, the foster care system is failing the vulnerable children it’s meant to protect, leaving many without a safe place to live. | Read more|
When spark meets sprawl: Building in wildlands increases fire risk
Fire is as common to Western states as the drought-dried shrubs that feed the flames. This month marks the 25th anniversary of the Oakland Hills Firestorm in the San Francisco Bay Area that destroyed about 3,000 homes and killed 25 people. At an estimated $1.5 billion in losses – $2.7 billion in today’s dollars – | Read more|
Defense contractor ends its lease of Phoenix building where it held immigrant children
Less than a week after Reveal broke the story that contractor MVM Inc. was detaining immigrant children in an unmarked office building in Phoenix, the company has terminated its lease on the property. | Read more|
Federal agency sent immigrant kids to dangerous youth facility, despite warning signs
By the time the federal government started sending immigrant children to Shiloh Treatment Center in 2009, the warning flags were waving blood red. | Read more|
Care homes used untrained rehab workers while collecting millions from Medicaid
Seven adult care homes in North Carolina collected more than $8.4 million in Medicaid funding while employing untrained caregivers, some with serious criminal histories, Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting has found. | Read more|
Breaking: Dainik Bhaskar Withdraws Contempt Suit Against Cobrapost
Delhi, July 10, 2018: The Dainik Bhaskar Group today withdrew unconditionally its application alleging contempt against Forum for Media and Literature which was previously filed as a pressure tactic. | Read more|
"But we would like to close the entire deal in one go," Priyanka Datta, Executive Vice President, TV 18
They will make you an anti-national for money! | Read more|