Tag: Investigative Journalism
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Scamlands: Inside the Asian Empire of Fraud That Preys on the World — A Review
You begin Scamlands expecting stories of fraud. What you encounter instead is a mirror. Snigdha Poonam’s deeply reported book reveals how global systems, digital convenience, and economic precarity quietly collaborate to make deception ordinary — and profitable. This is not a book about criminals alone. It is about the world that trained them, and the…
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Unveiling the Dark Truths: A Review of “The Gurugram School Murder” by Leena Dhankhar
“The Gurugram School Murder” by Leena Dhankhar is not just a recounting of a tragic crime but a bold exposé of systemic flaws and a heartfelt exploration of grief, innocence, and justice. This gripping narrative dives deep into one of India’s most shocking true crime cases, compelling readers to reflect on the fragility of trust…
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The Media Industry’s Self-Obsession: How Introspection is Creating a Declining Echo Chamber
The media industry’s introspective nature has evolved into an echo chamber, alienating the very audience it seeks to inform. As discussions about its own challenges dominate the narrative, traditional media risks becoming irrelevant in a rapidly changing landscape. This article explores the pitfalls of self-obsession within journalism and the urgent need to reconnect with the…
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Unveiling the Shadows: How Global Commodity Traders Shape Our World – A Review of ‘The World for Sale #TBRChallenge #bookchatter @Blogchatter
Dive deep into ‘The World for Sale,’ where journalists Javier Blas and Jack Farchy expose the secretive realm of commodity trading. This eye-opening book reveals how a tight-knit group of traders not only influence global markets but also impact the economy and politics worldwide, shaping everything from your daily commodities to national policies.
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