journalism & media

Judging ideas, not people

In journalism & media, philosophy on 27 September 2009 with no comments

There seems to be a consistent problem with portraying Ayn Rand and virtually all prominent thinkers in the political and philosophical sphere. Their ideas increasingly get judged by who adopts them and what those adopters do with it instead of judging the idea purely at face value and independently of its adoption. I think it’s [...]

Orbiting around us – It’s the future state of journalism

In business, journalism & media on 14 June 2009 with 1 comment

I believe news and the journalism business are going to be re-invented. We have finally reached a state where the business in its current form is dying faster by the day. There may be many viable business models for the future of journalism. It sure will not be any single model anymore. But I think [...]