Stepping out of your comfort zone in the middle of a pandemic to cover grim tales is not easy. That didn’t stop the financial journalism students of the Asian College of Journalism from producing a special edition of The Bottomline …
Venky Ganesan, Managing Director at Menlo Ventures, provided a comprehensive insight into the venture capital world in his address to students of the Asian College of Journalism. Ganesan illustrated the steps involved in the investment process and outlined the risks …
You don’t have to borrow anybody else’s idiom to make it. This was Andy Mukherjee’s simple advice to the aspiring writers at the Asian College of Journalism. The Bloomberg Opinion columnist gave the students tips on how to write a …
What makes a good long-form story? Check.How can journalists identify fake news? Check.What’s the best way to win online readers? Check.How can you boost your network? Check. These were some of the themes covered by Bloomberg veterans in their last …
Chandra R Srikanth used her session at the Asian College of Journalism to help students wrap their heads around the inner workings of India’s $194 billion Information Technology sector. Srikanth, who is MoneyControl’s “Editor – Tech, startups and new economy”, …
Tamal Bandyopadhyay’s lecture at the Asian College of Journalism was a masterclass in covering India’s banking sector and the troubles plaguing its central bank. The Reserve Bank of India, which has set historically low policy rates to facilitate an expansionary …
Roshan Kishore, the data and political economy editor at the Hindustan Times, used his lecture at the Asian College of Journalism to explain the importance of data-driven storytelling in the current era of fake news. From debunking myths to helping …
Matthew Winkler, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus and co-founder of Bloomberg News, provided an enlightening account of two of the world’s top companies, Amazon and Tesla, in his annual address to students of the Asian College of Journalism. Winkler highlighted the modest beginnings …
Former Kannur Collector Mir Muhammad Ali used his lecture at the Asian College of Journalism to explain what journalists could do to improve their relationship with civil servants, get more access to information and avoid the spread of rumours. The …