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Zamir Haider parts ways with Dunya TV

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 5 October 2014

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Zamir Haider parts ways with Dunya TV
Zamir Haider has resigned as the Islamabad Bureau Chief of Dunya Television amid reported management disagreements. He has been with the channel since its early days in 2008.

ISLAMABAD: Zamir Haider, the Islamabad Bureau Chief of Dunya Television has resigned reportedly because of differences with the management.

It was not immediately known what will be Zamir's next career stop but insiders tell JournalismPakistan.com he is most likely to join a new channel yet to go on air.

Zamir's resignation is a significant setback for Dunya Television. He was on the launch team and joined them as a special correspondent in November 2008, a month before the channel hit the airwaves.

In December 2012, he was appointed the Islamabad Bureau Chief.

With vast experience in both print and electronic media, Zamir helped Dunya take lead during the period he headed the news operations.

Before joining Dunya, he had stints with Aaj News and Geo TV besides working for several newspapers. He is a Stanford University and University of Maryland Humphery fellow.

KEY POINTS:

  • Zamir Haider resigned from Dunya TV due to management differences.
  • He joined Dunya TV in 2008, assisting in the channel's launch.
  • Appointed as Islamabad Bureau Chief in December 2012.
  • Previously worked with Aaj News and Geo TV.
  • Reportedly set to join a new channel yet to launch.

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