The attitude of the yellow media, which is politely referred to as the tdp linked media, is that "when I am happy, everyone is happy, if not everything is in catastrophe." If the people don't restore CBN to power, Andhra Jyothy radhakrishna predicted in his Kotha Paluku that the state of andhra pradesh would be in a state of stagnation. Although he cites andhra pradesh in his writings, Andhrajyothy is the subject of his inner voice. Without the assistance of government advertisements, it is extremely expensive to air any major news each day. Andhra Jyothy will have a very tough time surviving unless and until enough finance from various sources is obtained to run the operation.
Whether or not he is in power, according to insider sources, CBN always makes sure to pump in oxygen for his linked media. When he was in charge, he disbursed funds from the government coffers in the form of advertisements. He would use his party's fund to do the same if he were in opposition. Otherwise, he takes sure to assign some powerful individuals to help his media outlets.
The same holds true for satellite tv channels. With the amount of advertising money they receive, many networks barely break even. The expenses they incur to rent large offices, purchase vans, pay workers, and cover other overheads always outweigh the advertising revenue they receive from private businesses. The two letters of the mantra for these media outlets' survival are CBN and TDP.
The tdp ally media has been wishing since 2019 that the bjp would work with the tdp and janasena to bulldoze YS jagan Mohan Reddy. But the most recent events raised a number of concerns for yellow media as well as CBN and Pawan Kalyan.
An source reported, "Politics for pawan kalyan is all about the money. In order to maintain a certain Kapu vote bank with the tdp and to use pawan kalyan to win back the BJP's lost favour, CBN financed him for a considerable amount of time. However, he was unsuccessful in bridging the bjp and TDP. The financing for Pawan can now be cut off at any time. If tdp is defeated in 2024, CBN may cease supporting yellow media for sure. Considering that he had spoke the "last chance" dialogue. The yellow media are being shaken by this more than anything else ".
So, it is possible to comprehend the pain. But who can offer them a glimmer of hope? The voters are always far smarter than the aforementioned media organisations. That was demonstrated both in 2019 and in the local and by-election elections.
Whether or not he is in power, according to insider sources, CBN always makes sure to pump in oxygen for his linked media. When he was in charge, he disbursed funds from the government coffers in the form of advertisements. He would use his party's fund to do the same if he were in opposition. Otherwise, he takes sure to assign some powerful individuals to help his media outlets.
The same holds true for satellite tv channels. With the amount of advertising money they receive, many networks barely break even. The expenses they incur to rent large offices, purchase vans, pay workers, and cover other overheads always outweigh the advertising revenue they receive from private businesses. The two letters of the mantra for these media outlets' survival are CBN and TDP.
The tdp ally media has been wishing since 2019 that the bjp would work with the tdp and janasena to bulldoze YS jagan Mohan Reddy. But the most recent events raised a number of concerns for yellow media as well as CBN and Pawan Kalyan.
An source reported, "Politics for pawan kalyan is all about the money. In order to maintain a certain Kapu vote bank with the tdp and to use pawan kalyan to win back the BJP's lost favour, CBN financed him for a considerable amount of time. However, he was unsuccessful in bridging the bjp and TDP. The financing for Pawan can now be cut off at any time. If tdp is defeated in 2024, CBN may cease supporting yellow media for sure. Considering that he had spoke the "last chance" dialogue. The yellow media are being shaken by this more than anything else ".
So, it is possible to comprehend the pain. But who can offer them a glimmer of hope? The voters are always far smarter than the aforementioned media organisations. That was demonstrated both in 2019 and in the local and by-election elections.
