New culture of fear in Bangladesh
In the modern Bangladesh, fear is no longer merely a private emotion but an effective language...
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12 Jan 2026
Digital Communication: Memes, satire, and democracy
When a student leader recently filed a lawsuit against several Facebook profiles and pages, the controversy...
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05 Jan 2026
Public sphere: News, frames, and truth
We are living through one of the fastest-moving and most consequence-laden periods in human history. Technology...
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29 Dec 2025
Screen generation: Viral content and emotional power
On a routine day at campus, I noticed that my students hardly read newspapers anymore. Rather,...
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22 Dec 2025
From protest to progress: New rebel generation in South Asia
A hundred and seventy-five years ago, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels opened their Communist Manifesto with...
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15 Dec 2025
Digital citizenship and misinformation resilience
In the twenty-first century, the explosion of information has presented us with unprecedented access to news...
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08 Dec 2025
Digital battlegrounds: Troll armies and the new cyber politics
Authoritarian rulers and political parties today wield two powerful tools: on one side, appeals to nationalism,...
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01 Dec 2025
From message to massage: Marshall McLuhan’s mischievous vision
Marshall McLuhan was the kind of sorcerer who turned media theory into performance art. Dressed as...
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24 Nov 2025
Credibility and clicks: Can BBC still matter in the age of TikTok?
On a November evening in 1922, BBC’s first radio broadcast echoed across London. A century later,...
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19 Nov 2025
From church to chatbox: The rise of digital power
Throughout human civilisation, every revolution in information flow has reshaped the balance of power in society....
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10 Nov 2025