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All The R.AGE

04-Dec-17 09:30

All The R.AGE

With a clutch of awards, the team from The Star's youth-run R.AGE team takes a position against the prevailing fashions: "No click bait, rehashed, copy-and-paste stories here. We believe good journalism shouldn’t be just about what’s trending, or what gets us more video views." Today we get an insight to what allowed this team to evolve in the way it did.

Presented by: Sharaad Kuttan


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