In these days of Web 2.0 journalism, when youtube and pipeline have revolutionalized online broadcasting, some of Nepal’s leading broadcasters are scaling down their offerings. KTV, for example, tried to make history a year ago when its (highly publicized) news programs (current affairs, too, including Vijay Kumar Pande’s aborted Frontline) became accessible to Web browsers. The initial zeal soon died down and today, KTV is back to pre-Web 1.0 era, except that it has switched to NITV's streaming service, presumably to control content so as to streamline profits. Its news link on its homepage is dead and leads nowhere (although a careful browser may still get to watch news in Nepali). Whatever your motives, let the public know what you are upto.
• SC asks government to provide satellite link to Kantipur TV, Asia Media
• NTV now available in Europe and Gulf countries, Nepal News
• Journalism and Web 2.0, Nieman Reports
• SC asks government to provide satellite link to Kantipur TV, Asia Media
• NTV now available in Europe and Gulf countries, Nepal News
• Journalism and Web 2.0, Nieman Reports
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