– Well said and PERFECTLY echoes my sentiments; I also blogged abt the same – I was actually amused to see so many blogs popping up abt Hindu’s plagarism reviews – I mean, here there were bloggers who read those reviews, went to NYT, dug up those reviews and put them on their blogs – The first person that exposed the story – yes, he did a good job. Everyone else who’s been merely adding to the story by presenting more links, is merely adding sensationalism.

Very well said – I more or less agree with your views.

Keep inkin!

Suyog

BTW, just because you said that I am going to censor or hide away from answering doesn’t gives you a chance to provoke me. Cool it babe !! Go dig the archives and see what I had said about the IIPM issue. If you know tamil, there is a word called vidandaavaatham. my answer comparing IIPM case and moral policing of tamil nadu police was just to show chenthil how his theory on Bhaskaran’s 20 :40 reviews was wrong.

Anyway, thanks for the pointer. a major slip I should say.

Chenthil, Yep you seem to be right on this, thanks to luxmi to prove you on this.

There “is” a difference between journalism and blogging. And there is an acceptable scope within which they can be mingled. But more often, certain blogging seems to be trying to play a journalism. A journalist has platform. He/She is out in the field gatherting first hand information talking to people who matter. Certain blogs owned by them or people related to their field do carry their fervors reflected in their blog-writing. And they do play a significant part in the online community.

But where the question stems is when the issues are used by a sect of bloggers as a means to write redundant rantings in the guise of voicing opinions, just for the heck of populating their comment-box with directionless debates. What is the point in being one more disintegrated voice in a crowd of a million people. Such blogs could likely mislead unsuspecting readers only to provoke them into further meaningless ranting.

Talking sensitive issues is safer in the hands of blogs owned by people who “know” what is actually happening, rather than an emotionally discriminate outflow of words digested from reading the varying versions of a million blog voices.

http://jagan.biz/modules/news/article.php?storyid=168

One AD?
What are you? A Dodo?
You seem to have the FAINTEST idea of what the whole IIPM fiasco was about, yet you don’t shy from giving your ‘opinion’ just like the jounalists from the MSM do.

Hey, do some reading dude.

> idea of rogue bloggings sucks
Yea. Now get off the high horse and remove that log from yer eyes.

>Do you also think that IIPM literally raped by bloggers. Imagine IIPM has been around for a while and they might have given great education even for atleast 200 people,
Hey, your point boils down to this: that one single slip will be chased and torn to pieces by the hungry pack of wolves and hyenas that call themselves, the Blogosphere right?

Well, right here on your own blog you say that the whole IIPM issue as about one AD!
Pray, can you elaborate what that one AD was about? Which one AD? Are you in India?

IIPM literally bombards every newspaper with full page ads. Hindu had a full two page spread ad..AND a one full page to go with it. Imagine, a newspaper of 15 pages had three full pages of IIPM’s self-boasting. Filled with bravado that the whole future of Indian management scene depended on them and so on. Atrociously ugly layout and font selection.

They were boasting that their graduates had the best communication skills ever imparted in India. Wowawow. THose communication skills were quite self evident when those morons left comments on Rashmi’s page at youthcurry blog.

ah.. let us see if you have a reply to this or you do the IIPM way – try to dodge issues and censor them.

Thanks!

Since when did anyone have to ask your permission to post/comment on blogs?

Sorry Lazy..for this comment.
But the blogger above:”it” is one such rogue blogger with every post/comment of it,begging desperately for attention.

Biscuit irundhaa podunga paa..adhuku.