Question of the day #6/51

This Indian business newspaper was first published in 1961. It is considered as most widely read English-language business newspaper, after Wall Street Journal. What is name of this newspaper?

Question of the day #6/50

A tech giant has decided to separate its social media service from other popular products and services. Currently, a user needs profile on this social media site to create a YouTube channel. What is name of this social media service?

Question of the day #6/49

RSS publishes frequently updated news headlines in web feed format. What does RSS stands for?

Question of the day #6/48

Identify these two media moguls of India?

Question of the day #6/47

The managing editor of this famous magazine is leaving after a controversial article about a supposed gang rape at the University of Virginia was withdrawn. What is name of the managing director and magazine?

Question of the day #6/46

After selling Financial Times Group to the Nikkei Group of Japan, Pearson wants to sell its 50 percent stake in the another Group. What is that group name?

Question of the day #6/45

A social media giant has revealed its solar-powered drone, Code-named X, which will be used to provide internet access in remote parts of the world. What is X?

Question Of The Day #126: Returns..

Weekly Theme: Media

What is special about this novel ?

Answer: (Please highlight the text below)

The novel 'House of Silk' marks the official return of Sherlock Holmes in print.

Question Of The Day #125: Alternative History

Weekly Theme: Media

This is the theme of a novel written in 2011.Id the novel.

Answer: (Please highlight the text below)

Stephen King’s novel 11/22/63 (the day John F. Kennedy was assassinated) tells an alternative history of JFK surviving the attempt

Question Of The Day #124: Project

Weekly Theme: Media

This painting was the code name for a project by a  technology company.How do we better know the project ?

Answer: (Please highlight the text below)

Code name of Google + was Emerald Sea

Question Of The Day #123: Team

Weekly Theme: Media

Id the group

Answer: (Please highlight the text below)

The group is Rat Pack and members are Humphrey Bogart,Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr., Peter Lawford, and Joey Bishop

Question Of The Day #122: Social Media

Weekly Theme: Media

Connect him to this week's theme.

Answer: (Please highlight the text below)

Larry Joe Bird is an American former NBA basketball player and coach.Twitter's logo is named Larry in honor of Larry Bird.

Question Of The Day #121: Merger

Weekly Theme: Media

Id the new entity

Answer: (Please highlight the text below)

  Penguin Random House.

Question Of The Day #120: Lingo

Weekly Theme: Media

Connect 22-22-22 to this week's theme.

Answer: (Please highlight the text below)

It means a 22-year-old willing to work 22-hour days for $22,000 a year.

Question Of The Day #56: Astronomical Significance

And that brings us to the week's last question on Print Media.

The person X in the picture has a celestial body Y named after him. His invention Z was picked as the most important invention of the previous millenium, by Time-Life magazine. Identify X, Y and Z.

Answer: (Please highlight the text below)

X : Johannes Gutenberg
Y : Asteroid 777 Gutemberga
Z : Mechanical Movable Type Printing

Question Of The Day #55: Ex-Classified Information!

Weekly Theme: Print Media

X was a detailed account of the US DoD's involvement in Vietnam. When it was published as series by Y, it drew a lot of resistance from the then US president Z. It was later declassified in June 2011, and then released for public access. Identify X, Y and Z.


Answer: (Please highlight the text below)

X : Pentagon Papers
Y : The New York Times
Z: Richard Nixon

Question Of The Day #54: The Parody!

Weekly Theme: Print Media

The work X (pertaining to the magazine Y) given below in the picture is perhaps the most famous work of the person Z. Identify X, Y and Z, and put fundas about X.

Answer: (Please highlight the text below)

X - TIME...FORTUNE...LOVE...LUCE - Profile of TIME editor Henry Luce
Y - TIME Magazine
Z - Wolcott Gibbs

Funda: X was written in a parody of TIME's style of confusing, backward running sentences. 

Question Of The Day #53: Pen is Mightier than the Sword, Indeed!

Weekly Theme: Print Media

The film X won Academy awards in 1976. The lead actors were portraying the characters of the journalists from Y. The issue shown in the movie had led to the resignation of the then U.S. president. Identify X & Y.

Answer: (Please highlight the text below)

X – All the president’s men Y- Washington Post.
 All the President's Men is a 1976 Academy Award-winning political thriller based on the 1974 non-fiction book of the same name by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, the two journalists investigating the Watergate scandal for The Washington Post. The film starred Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman as Woodward and Bernstein, respectively

Question Of The Day #52: Felicitation

Weekly Theme: Print Media

Identify the event related to the picture.

Answer: (Please highlight the text below)

The Times of India completes 150 years. Special stamp released by Government of India to commemorate the occasion.

Question Of The Day #51: Vested Interests

Weekly Theme: Print Media

The person X in the picture was the first to achieve something very significant in pre-independent India. To support this cause, the person Y along with four lawyers founded Z which is a kind of a trendsetter these days. Identify X, Y, and Z.

Answer: (Please highlight the text below)

X - Sir T Muthuswamy Iyer, Y - G. Subramania Iyer, Z - The Hindu. 
Subramania Iyer founded The Hindu along with four Law students, to support the campaign of Sir T. Muthuswamy Iyer for a judgeship at the Madras High Court. Muthuswamy Iyer later became the first native Indian to be appointed as judge of the Madras High Court.