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I authored BBC social media guidelines, says TV boss after Gary Lineker claimed helped to write them - Vimarsana News

I authored BBC social media guidelines, says TV boss after Gary Lineker claimed helped to write them

The architect of the BBC’s social media guidelines has denied that Gary Lineker helped to write them.

Source: yahoo.com
Gary Lineker tweets likely broke BBC guidelines, says corporation's new chairman Dr Samir Shah - Vimarsana News

Gary Lineker tweets likely broke BBC guidelines, says corporation's new chairman Dr Samir Shah

Gary Lineker’s tweets probably broke BBC guidelines, according to the corporation’s new chairman Dr Samir Shah.

Source: yahoo.com
Media trial conundrum: Experts say sensationalism generates good TRPs, not good outcomes - Vimarsana News

Media trial conundrum: Experts say sensationalism generates good TRPs, not good outcomes

As Supreme Court asks government for comprehensive manual on media briefings by police, here's a look at existing guidelines on media reporting, cases and people who faced intense media scrutiny

Work diligently! MCK's Omwoyo tasks experts to develop AI guidelines for media - Vimarsana News

Work diligently! MCK's Omwoyo tasks experts to develop AI guidelines for media

The group will consolidate its findings into a report within 90 days

Supreme Court directs Home Ministry to frame fresh guidelines on media briefings by police in criminal cases - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court directs Home Ministry to frame fresh guidelines on media briefings by police in criminal cases

The Court said that disclosures made by the police during media briefings should be objective in nature, and should not have a bearing on the guilt of the accused.