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Ownership Versus Developmental News Content: an Analysis of Independent and Conglomerate Newspapers of India

Even since the publication of the Report of the Press Commission in 1954, such criticisms about the ownership of newspapers have been expressed by government authorities, journalism educators and political leaders. The Commission, and later on, the Press Council pointed out that the press is not equal to India’s social needs as it is in the hands of people who have no social commitment and whose major interests are profit-making and the promotion of their industrial and business venture. It has also