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Carona and Indian media and journalism in action.
Everyday I read news, analysis and opinion on Carona in Indian media. I compare it with coverage of Carona in Western countries in their media.
Our reporting and newswriting is sub-standard.
1/n
I am trying to collect good news reports on Carona (in terms of reporting and newswriting) for my j-school module.
Trying to create a timeline with news reports and such momentous events & such uninspiring work.
The gravity & magnitude of migrants crisis is hardly captured. 2/n
On migrants crisis, for eg
There were hardly any
- memorable interviews,
- 1stperson narratives as told to reporters
- no descriptive features with powerful quotes & telling anecdotes
- video documentaries r multimedia Visual storytelling
- data journalism with data viz

3/n
Bloomberg Businessweek published a deep dive into how 3M doubled production of N95 masks virtually overnight.
NYT's reporting has also been impressive. In particular,
“13 Deaths in a Day: An ‘Apocalyptic’ Coronavirus Surge at an N.Y.C. Hospital” is Pulitzer worthy...

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and the video the NYTimes produced to accompany the story thrusts you into the crisis in a way that’s harrowing.

somebody at The Washington Post had the great idea to let a New York ER doctor write a diary of what his day looks like.
7/9
Reuters Institute
@risj_oxford
Here's a thread with a selection of great journalism on #COVID19. Please share and feel free to add suggestions at the end https://mobile.twitter.com/risj_oxford/status/1246744793104949249
Lastly, on the brighter side (spot acj?), this:

Ten health reporters/editors from India to follow for most insightful Coronavirus coverage:
(Must add @rdivia &
@ChandnaHimani https://mobile.twitter.com/jagora/status/1244131968448512004
You can follow @Mohan1993421.
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