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Wrong. In India, we know media is corrupt and biased. So we rely more now on alternate channels like social media networks and so on. There is a reason why sites here like mediacrooks.com are popular. It is to not be manipulated or at least have an alternate opinion to what is reported in...

Freedom of press can be a very subjective term. How can an organization assign absolute numbers to countries in this matter is something mysterious. As far as India media goes, the stuff journos and TV channels/press here report incorrectly or even lie and then offer a small apology yet...

Digging up facts about organizations who conduct surveys like this is interesting! Thanks @jouni Reporters Without Borders distort internet freedom in Vietnam One more, an older one : Bias claim against reporters' group | Media | The Guardian

Interestingly, Reporters Without Borders mentions : Reporters Without Borders Wonder if that means if there is an India spring just like Arab spring, then it will make India move up in rankings? Ushering new democracies, let national security be damned. :thumb: Regarding India, this is what...

So suppose if someone wants to put a biased positive spin about a few countries, they'd weigh more heavily on positive news/data and give rankings accordingly. Hence when news are always reported with different biases then it would also mean it is ok if surveys bring up different conclusions...

From the same article : In 2008 a Swedish-Finnish company closed down a pulp mill at Kemijärvi. Many people, including politicians, resisted this across Finland. I read dozens of articles about this Kemijärvi pulp mill case. Just one article told the truth: Wallenberg family was behind this...

:rolleyes: Censorship in Finland Finnish media and censorship Finnish TV channels, newspapers and magazines have to fit their news, stories and articles into political ideology of Nordic cooperation. Anything which does not fit into political ideology of Nordic cooperation, will be hidden...

Messanger ? What is that? Is it like a Massager? So much for Finnish education. :rolleyes: