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Daily Quiz | On Rupert Murdoch

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch resigned as chairman of Fox News and News Corp. Here is a quiz on the controversies related to the many media organisations that he controlled

Srinivasan Ramani

Top news of the day: SC relieves monitoring judge, SIT of their responsibilities in Lakhimpur Kheri case; special parliament session begins with PM Modi initiating the discussion, and more

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Srinivasan K. Swamy elected Chairman of Audit Bureau of Circulations

The Hindu Bureau

People still trust newspapers: Darshanapur

The Hindu Bureau

Centre says it will not notify fact checking unit till September 4

The Hindu Bureau

The Bombay High Court is hearing a bunch of petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the IT (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Amendment Rules, 2023.

Can’t bring hammer to kill ant, Centre’s IT rules against fake news may be excessive: Bombay HC

Vienna newspaper Wiener Zeitung ends daily print edition after 320 years

The National Geographic magazine lays off the last of its staff writers

(Left to right) The Hindu Group Publishing Director N. Ram, Frontline Editor Vaishna Roy, The Hindu Group Publishing Chairperson Malini Parthasarathy, PDP Leader Mehbooba Mufti, former chief of RAW A.S. Dulat, Rajya Sabha ex-MP Pawan K. Varma and CEO of THG Publishing L.V. Navaneeth, during the relaunch of the Frontline Magazine in New Delhi on June 2, 2023.

Frontline has a robust presence, an extraordinarily loyal audience: Malini Parthasarathy

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INMA Awards: The Hindu in School weekender gets honourable mention

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Explained | Could a photography dispute in the U.S. affect ChatGPT and its cousins?

Arul George Scaria

From left: S.L.B. Ramakrishna, senior AGM, Advertisements and Sumit Bhattacharjee, Andhra Pradesh Chief of Bureau of The Hindu, and K. Parthasarathi, Secretary, D.S. Varma, Vice-President and J.K.M. Raju of the VDCA, launching the redesigned Sportstar magazine in Visakhapatnam on Wednesday.

Redesigned Sportstar magazine unveiled in Visakhapatnam

Sumit Bhattacharjee

Sports Authority of Andhra Pradesh vice-chairman and managing director K. Harshavardhan, second from left, cricketer and commentator D. Kalyan Krishna, second from right, The Hindu Resident Editor (A.P.) Appaji Reddem, left, and Group Head, Circulation (Vijayawada) V. Amar launching the redesigned edition of Sportstar in Vijayawada on Monday.

Redesigned Sportstar magazine unveiled in Andhra Pradesh

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Illustration for The Hindu Young World

World Press Freedom Day | Op-eds and Editorials

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The Hindu Group bags four WAN-IFRA Digital Media South Asia Awards 2022

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Indian Newspaper Society seeks the withdrawal of proposal to empower Press Information Bureau’s fact-check wing

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Ian Jack in front of a window display of Granta magazines.

Discovering India, and the world, with Ian Jack and Granta

The Supreme Court, however, refused to allow the plea of the journalist who had authored the alleged defamatory article in the India Today magazine. File

Supreme Court allows plea of India Today chairperson in criminal defamation case

The insights in each biography are a window to T.J.S. George’s own perspectives. For politicians, he reserves impatience and acerbic wit. For people of culture — musicians, artists, thespians — sensitivity and respect.

South Indian culture is incompatible with North India: T.J.S. George

Ramjee Chandran

Google’s search engine commands a 94% market share in the country.

Explained | What are the allegations against Google by the NBDA?

Saptaparno Ghosh

Prince Charles. The Prince of Wales has edited an edition of British African-Caribbean newspaper “The Voice” to mark its 40-year anniversary.

Prince Charles edits British Black newspaper 'The Voice'

A screenshot of the cover of Antim Jan featuring Savarkar.

Gandhi memorial museum puts out special magazine issue on Savarkar

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Youth avoiding news, says Reuters study

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Photo used for representational purpose only. The New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists asked Indian authorities to immediately release journalist Sajad Gul, days after police arrested him for uploading a video clip of a protest.

U.S. based media watchdog asks India to release Kashmiri journalist

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