Everyone is taking the credit. Channel 7 claims that it was the first to break the 'Salman-Aish taped conversation' story. So was India TV.
Despite everyone knowing that it was Hindustan Times that published it in the morning forcing the other channels to run for the tapes and bytes. But every channel seemed beating its own trumpet about having broken the story. Indeed shameful!
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