Akshi says… When I came across the Book about media unfairness named “Bias”, I figured out how “bias” was the term of choice to describe anything people hated about journalism, either the power and impact of corporate news organisations or the choices of reporters while writing any story individually. But in the recent times when we can actually voice our opinions online and one-sidedness has become a successful business model, people appear to have embraced a more nuanced view of bias. We, being journalists, feel compelled to try to prove that we are “unbiased”. But what if I take a different approach and acknowledge that the bias does exist and it is built into the choices we make. And what if I say, in other words, that bias may not always