If the international media do not care about Nepali views; so what? Where there is scoop there is a way to counter the malformed world opinions on the royal coup. The New Zealand-based news release has emerged as a viable alternative to break the monotony and a deafeningly one-dimensional, schizoid take on the Nepali ordeal. Even google, the world's leader in news hyperlinks, Ignore the fact that it considers Nepali Times from North Korea! A propoganda organ of some sort?, should heave a sigh of relief-- it has managed diversity, somehow. Curiously enough, most scoops tend to hail the royal decree. Call them monarchists on the loose, frustrated democrats, independents in people's robes, or what?|
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Feb 5, 2005
Scooooooooooooooooping the Mainline Media
If the international media do not care about Nepali views; so what? Where there is scoop there is a way to counter the malformed world opinions on the royal coup. The New Zealand-based news release has emerged as a viable alternative to break the monotony and a deafeningly one-dimensional, schizoid take on the Nepali ordeal. Even google, the world's leader in news hyperlinks, Ignore the fact that it considers Nepali Times from North Korea! A propoganda organ of some sort?, should heave a sigh of relief-- it has managed diversity, somehow. Curiously enough, most scoops tend to hail the royal decree. Call them monarchists on the loose, frustrated democrats, independents in people's robes, or what?
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