Dozens of magazines are made for women, but no one is as popular as Cosmopolitan. Being probably the only magazine with which reviewers seem to have a love/hate relationship, Cosmo is around since 1886 with 58 international editions, in 34 languages, sold in over 100 countries around the globe.

Fans, particularly male, find many reasons to like Cosmo although they don't buy it. But can you recall how many times have you seen a man seeing sneakily in Cosmo's pages while waiting in doctor's office to be called? I can tell you why! On almost any given page, there are scantily dressed women posing seductively. Even the fashion pages feature scantily clad models strutting down the runway. Almost all the ads show at least one scantily clad female and one male really checking her out. So no doubt why male audience likes Cosmo!

But, female fans have also a lot to look for in Cosmo's pages.

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India and Pakistan is two neighbors. But we never find them to be co-ordinate in and matter, all time they opposed to each other. We can see them together only in cricket, which is not continue after 26/11.

Now we are hearing that Indian home minister is going to visit Pakistan at the end of the February. If he visits to the country it would be the first visit by any Indian minister after 26/11 attack on Mumbai, for which country is considering Pakistan and its Intelligence responsible for it. But on the contrary it is being denied by cross border country.
Pakistan has meeting on 26-27 February for South Asian region regarding internal security in which ministers from the region are going to participate and Mr. Chidambaram is also looking forward for this .

And in the same context Foreign Minister S M Krishna said that Pakistan had announced an investigation for terror attack on Mumbai, if therewould any step regarding this, it would be appreciated by the country. Well this, cross border visit had already been taken by both country several time but in result we don’t find and conclusion. We all get victimized with this cruel violence and still waiting for peace and silence.

This is included in blog - Democratic Expression

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Introduction

 Will you be online today? I will be there. Tell me your mail id……… will update you whenever you are on the way about the latest sensex, and Obama government’s ministerial berth. Nowadays I seldom get chance to read a newspaper….. Really I am indebted to internet vis-à-vis cyber media for getting information.

 This is an honest confession of a professional who has become fond of cyber media because of its speed, timeliness, proximity and uniqueness, the basic ingredients of journalism.

 In the last decade the world has witnessed a stupendous growth of internet users especially in the African, Arab and South-East Asian countries vis-à-vis the proliferation of cyber media. As of today, most of the leading newspapers and magazines have their online versions for more reach ability, and this further enhances the brand of the respective media houses along with the business.

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1. People have different opinions

In a world of 6 billion people and only a limited amount of time and space for the media to tell you what has happened to them in a single day, something's obviously going to miss the final cut. The decision of what's Newsworthy varies greatly according to the personal opinions of the audience. If you're liberal, you want to hear about starving Darfuri children and Hugo Chavez' latest economic proposal. If you're conservative, you want to hear about the latest terrorist raid in Pakistan and global market trends.

What most mainstream Americans think of the political center is considered conservative by European standards, socialist by Lew Rockwell standards, and fascist by Ralph Nader standards. This is why serious writers have written books called Weapons of Mass Distortion: The Coming Meltdown of the Liberal Media and What Liberal Media? The Truth About Bias and the News. This is also why some people think media reporting on Iraq is treasonous disrespect to our troops, and other people think it's an oil-driven corporate conspiracy to silence popular dissent. The uncomfortable fact is that true media objectivity - especially on contentious political issues - is simply an illusion.

It just so happens that those who work in the mass media, like journalists, actors and writers, tend to have opinions more liberal than the average American. It also just so happens people want to listen to them more than they do to economists, preachers or talk radio pundits, who tend to be more conservative than the average American. This doesn't mean that the media is a failure - it just means different people think differently. It's the job of the average American to evaluate these different perspectives.

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