Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
India’s “godi media” crisis goes far beyond loud anchors and partisan coverage. Concentrated corporate ownership, government advertising, political pressure and prime-time spectacle have reshaped the incentives of legacy journalism, while Islamophobic narratives repeatedly turn Muslims into convenient objects of fear. When citizens begin seeing the camera itself as an extension of power, the question is who the news ultimately serves.
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India’s “godi media” crisis goes far beyond loud anchors and partisan coverage. Concentrated corporate ownership, government advertising, political pressure and prime-time spectacle have reshaped the incentives of legacy journalism, while Islamophobic narratives repeatedly turn Muslims into convenient objects of fear. When citizens begin seeing the camera itself as an extension of power, the question is who the news ultimately serves.
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