Are “Educated” Indians Different From Americans & Europeans? A Case of Two Financial Journalists

Mr. Carla Quintannia is a veteran journalist with CNBC. Carla anchors Squawk Box, a daily three hour show that is often described as CNBC’s franchise show. The buzz is that Carla is being groomed to become a future anchor of NBC’s Evening News. Mr. Krishna Guha has been a veteran journalist with the Financial Times….

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Two Year Anniversary of this Blog

This week we celebrate the two year anniversary of this Blog.  Over the past year, the readership of the Blog has been become larger and more global.  We have been told that many readers send the articles via email to their own private networks. That may account for the diverse nature of comments we get from…

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60 Minutes on Al-Qaeda in Pakistan & American Media on Goldman

Last Sunday, we watched the 60 Minutes episode Jihadists And “The Narrative” .  In this segment, Lesley Stahl and her main guest, Majid Nawaz, met with students from Peshawar & Swat for a One Day Workshop for Tackling Extremism in Pakistan. The objective was to change their minds about the narrative that America is out to destroy Islam. In this meeting, Lesley Stahl…

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Two Points of View about Afghanistan-India-Pakistan – Wall Street Journal vs. Stratfor

This week, Matthew Rosenberg of the Wall Street Journal wrote an article about President Karzai’s trip to India titled Mr. Karzai Comes to New Delhi. In this article, Mr. Rosenberg described the competition between India & Pakistan for influence in Afghanistan. Mr. Rosenberg began by stating that “…for India – and of course Pakistan – the…

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