Weak areas in Bangladesh’s journalism

The article highlights a major weakness in Bangladeshi journalism – the lack of follow-up reporting on important stories. It cites examples such as the Bailey Road fire, the crackdown on casinos, and the Bangladesh Bank heist, where journalists have failed to provide continuous updates and hold authorities accountable. The piece argues that follow-up reporting is crucial for journalism to remain relevant, as it not only benefits readers but also provides reporters with opportunities for more in-depth coverage. The article emphasizes the need for Bangladeshi media to address this shortcoming and ensure they are keeping their audience informed. (photo/prothomalo)