Web Media Should Stop Posting Fake Collections

It's really a great initiative taken up by industry people on fake news in Web Media. Needless to say, avoiding  circulation of fake collections in Web Media also comes under the part of their agenda. Web Media should make well use of this great opportunity provided by the industry people. To ensure genuine collections, all the Web Media should follow the guidelines below.

* Some filmmakers (not all) prefer fake collections as their films' promotional material. Accordingly, they may give websites the fake collections list. Since Megastar Chiranjeevi, himself, turned serious about fake reports in websites, Web Media should not accept those collections.

* Some makers prefer bloated collections on wall posters. Websites should not blindly trust those collections and make them articles. Else, industry people will turn serious.

* But then, what is an exact way of reporting films' real collections? There are some highly esteemed websites that have  great network with them. Making use of that network, those media houses should collect area wise shares from distributors and exhibitors of films. They can also take the help of some authentic fan groups, who even die to collect the genuine shares of films. Websites should get access with those fan groups.

* All other websites that have no proper network can take up the collections published by the top Web Media so that the genuine collections of films will have a wider reach.

* It is a known fact that there is no tracking system for collections in Telugu states like USA and other countries. Web Media and genuine fan groups should initiate a rebellion for the implementation of track system of collections in Telugu states.

BOTTOM-LINE: If at all websites start posting genuine collections of films, a healthy trend will be created and industry's big shots will go jubilant.