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Kamran takes over at Pique as editor

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 30 June 2012

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Kamran takes over at Pique as editor
Kamran Rehmat has officially taken over as the Editor-in-Chief of Pique, a new monthly magazine. The publication aims to compete with established names in the industry like Herald and Newsline.

ISLAMABAD: Kamran Rehmat has taken charge as Editor-in-Chief of Pique, the newly-launched monthly, which is making its presence felt as a competitor of Herald and Newsline. Coming out of Islamabad, the monthly boasts a writing panel of virtual who's who in the Pakistani media. The all-colour glossy however, is not confined to just serious commentary but also satire. Pique interviews have already turned heads. Kamran, last working as Editor of Dateline Islamabad, brings to the monthly considerable experience as a journalist who has worked in all streams — print, electronic and online. One of the youngest editors in the Pakistani mainstream media, Kamran has previously worked as Editor, The News; Resident/City Editor, The Express Tribune; and News Editor, DawnNews when it was launched as Pakistan's first English news and current affairs TV channel. Kamran is also a prolific columnist, writing for a string of national and foreign publications. As well as being Al Jazeera Online's Pakistan analyst between 2007-09, he also has an advertising stint to his credit besides working for TV and radio.

KEY POINTS:

  • Kamran Rehmat is now Editor-in-Chief of Pique.
  • Pique is a new monthly magazine targeting the Pakistani media landscape.
  • Kamran has considerable experience across print, electronic, and online journalism.
  • He has held prominent positions in various major publications and news channels.
  • Pique features a mix of serious commentary and satire.

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