Journalists of India should have greater access to quality training – An interview with Sam Miller

Journalism seems to be undergoing an acid test in India where it is expected to prove its commitment to the ordinary people and to the basic objective of the profession itself. While one group is critical about the profession citing at dilution of the very ethical principles by the practitioners, the other group sees more outside control of the media in the name of business. There is yet another group that believes, the professionals in the field require more training to upgrade their skills – both technical and editorial - which in turn would help journalism become more effective in terms of serving ordinary people and guiding the power as well.