As journalists visit hospitals and crematoriums to get the much-needed information, they risk contracting the illness and as they recover, newsrooms have a tough task running their news broadcast
As journalists get infected with Covid-19, newsrooms struggle to continue operations
As journalists visit hospitals and crematoriums to get the much-needed information, they risk contracting the illness and as they recover, newsrooms have a tough task running their news broadcast Mumbai, April 28, 2021
As the country braves through the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic and lakhs get infected by the virus with hundreds even succumbing to it, journalists are continuing to bring much-needed information from ground zero for their viewers and readers. While this often means putting their own safety aside and exposing themselves to the virus, the journalists pull on a double mask, rub sanitisers on their hands regularly and keep at it day in and day out.Â
At a time when digital media is plagued by issues like fake news and trolling and television has its own share of issues with the TRP scam and sensationalism, print has become the go-to destination for those seeking brand safety
Free Press Journal cracked the entry barrier created by The Times of India, says Abhishek Karnani
In an exclusive interview to BestMediaInfo.com, Abhishek Karnani, Director of the newspaper, shares how they improved their readership, brought circulation back to pre-pandemic times and doubled their cover price. He is optimistic that their revenue will return to normal by April 2021
Abhishek Karnani
At a time when many newspapers are closing down, laying off people or cutting salaries across the country, Free Press Journal (FPJ), a Mumbai-based newspaper with editions in Madhya Pradesh as well, has been turning things around for themselves.
Though the pandemic has been cruel to the newspaper industry, FPJ has managed to tide through the rough times.
: Monday, March 1, 2021, 7:50 AM IST
Top marketers from service sector to decode âBrands and Consumers: 2021 and Beyondâ on March 3
Top marketers from service sector to decode âBrands and Consumers: 2021 and Beyondâ on March 3
Consumer behaviour has gone through a paradigm shift during the COVID-19 pandemic. As a corollary, it has posed new challenges for brands. In order to understand the strategies devised by top brands to tackle the challenges of this global pandemic and to look beyond it, the Indian Society of Advertisers (ISA), in association with the Free Press Journal and
âBrands and Consumers: 2021 and Beyondâ.
While the first part of this series was a huge success, the second part that will be held on March 3 will be no less. In the second session, the best Marketing minds from across the service sector will share their best practices during the pandemic and the way to look beyond.