DailyPost 2258 TO BE OR NOT TO BE A RAVISH KUMAR? People giving up jobs for their own violation or for better opportunities or for personal reasons or otherwise, is the order of the day. It is a matter of personal choice and it should rest there itself. But just with the change in management […]
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DailyPost 2250 FORENSIC AUDIT TO DIGITAL FORENSICS Where different streams knowledge would converge, no one knows. There are innumerable inter- dependencies, but the challenge is who would unravel these linkages and make it functional repository of knowledge, consequent research on it, and making it a part of the practice. That today’s world is interdisciplinary and
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DailyPost 2235 HACKERS BUSINESS AVENUES Hacking as a skill and profession criss-crosses the intangible boundaries of crime and expertise, of nations, of modalities of payments inclusive of cyrpto-currencies, of academic & professional degrees, of organizations, of the nature of interpersonal interactions and of the effort that can put into something to make is successful. They
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DailyPost 2231 TWITTER IS NEWS ITSELF! You can call it a messenger, new format for the digital world. Microblogging as it would be called in the professional parlance. The nature of the medium with the ultra-futuristic template for global communication, made it the darling of the social media the world over. If you are there
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DailyPost 2176 POLITICO-DEMOCRATIC MINDSET The functioning this robust and vibrant democracy is dependent on the politico-democratic mindset of our political class out of the which the rulers keep evolving, with some amount of churning. At times the prevalent mindset impacts the younger generation of leaders who are in the process of getting groomed and most
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DailyPost 2145 ARE PUBLIC FIGURES MOSTLY MEDIA CREATIONS? The media needs public figures to be able to limit most of its energies on very few people and make moolah which is not commensurate to the effort. Media and public figures feed on each other. Who creates whom? The answer for sure is the media creates
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DailyPost 2110 TWITTERATI – UNIMAGINABLE SOCIAL MEDIA DEPENDENCE! The users of Twitter are known as Twitterati. They merge into a bigger social media crowd in variety of ways. The echo chambers are created for purposes well known by now. What is important is the dependence on this tool and why? This microblogging site gained prominence
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DailyPost 2080 WHOSE SPOKESPERSONS, ARE THEY? In today’s day and age of media, having a spokesperson certainly makes sense, and organizations after organizations keep professionals coming from media and mass communication background or groom their own officials into becoming one, from those who have a penchant for communication. People coming from the media background are
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DailyPost 2078 CELLULOID AND TALL CLAIMS! Has life finally moved on the celluloid or so we all believe. We will bring down our understanding of our celluloid to video as understood today, omnipresent and all pervasive, in the multimedia enabled social media world. It is instantaneously shared as well. Sharing can go to viral levels,
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DailyPost 2072 HIGH TIME FOR MEDIA’S TRIAL Democracy is not a formula which unfolds in a proven mathematical way, every time you put it into operation. The general perception in the country, inclusive of the powers that be, is that democracy can take care of itself through the neatly laid out checks and balances mechanism
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DailyPost 2036 DOES MEDIA NEED A POLICY? When anybody can talk about anything, anytime, in any manner, at any place, using any medium, and to any audience without any ownership, responsibility and accountability, does it fall into the description of the freedom of speech and expression. On the other hand, if media of different types,
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