We often criticize our journalists for a variety of real or imagined ills – but surely, no one can accuse them of a lack of imagination. When the Twitter-Tharoor fiasco occurred, all of them were fed the same information by the Congress party. So how do you spice up the same story?
It’s all about catchy titles, and here’s a look at how Indian journalists can find unique ways to say the same thing.
Sonia advises Tharoor: Stick to tweet nothings, Express Buzz – Sep 22, 2009
Tharoor gets dressing-down, Business Standard – Sep 22, 2009
Tweet but with tact, says Sonia, Hindustan Times – Sep 22, 2009
Tweeting Tharoor smokes peace pipe with Sonia Gandhi, Daily News & Analysis – Sep 22, 2009
Sonia to Tharoor: End controversial tweets, IBNLive.com – Sep 22, 2009
Tharoor’s bitter Twitter lesson, Express Buzz – Sep 23, 2009
Sonia asks tweety Tharoor to be careful, MorungExpress – Sep 22, 2009
Tharoor meets Sonia, PM, Pranab: Party asks him to be cautious, Press Trust of India – Sep 22, 2009
Tharoor meets Sonia Gandhi over “Holy Cow” tweet controversy, India Business Blog – Sep 22, 2009
No repeats, Congress warns Tharoor, Times of India – Sep 22, 2009
Be careful, Tharoor told, Chandigarh Tribune – Sep 22, 2009
Tharoor told to refrain from comments, Livemint – Sep 22, 2009
Tharoor told to steer clear of controversies, Economic Times – Sep 22, 2009
Cong to Tharoor: Respect common man’s sensitivities, India Today – Sep 22, 2009
Mind your words, Sonia tells Tharoor, Hindu – Sep 22, 2009
I rest my case.
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