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How to really read the news in 2022
Knowing which news sources to trust is no easy task in 2022.
Simon & Schuster's owner to let sale to Penguin fall apart, sources say
Bertelsmann will owe Paramount a USD 200 million break-up fee as a result of the transaction falling apart.
How to really read the news in 2022
Knowing which news sources to trust is no easy task in 2022.
Tk 10 lakh fine for journalists' ‘illegal activity’?
There are already laws in place for newspapers and journalists. Why did the Press Council, then, take the initiative to amend the Press Council Act 1974, keeping provision to impose a fine of up to Tk 10 lakh? Is it not their obligation to protect the interests of journalists?
Is bite-sized news making us lazy readers?
Bite-sized news portals essentially operate as highlights, without the full story.
15 questions with Tashnuva Anan Shishir
On today’s episode of 15 Questions With, we sat down with Tashnuva Anan Shishir, a human rights activist, model, actress, dancer and Bangladesh's first transgender news anchor, paving the way for future job opportunities and wellbeing of the community.
The right way to consume news
When we are told to read up and research, we aren't told how.
The Problem With Facebook’s Haha React
The "general sentiment" of a post becomes a joke within minutes.
Star Day at a Glance | Wednesday 4th October, 2017
Good evening readers. Let's have a look into the major headlines of the day on 4th October, 2017.
Bangabandhu Gold Cup pushed back
The Bangabandhu Gold Cup will get underway from the third week of April with the participation of six nations, the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) confirmed yesterday.
Kane damages ankle ligament
Tottenham Hotspur hinted that Harry Kane could return before the end of the season as they confirmed the England striker had suffered ankle ligament damage in last weekend's FA Cup win over Millwall.