Archives
Welcome to the Archives of JournalismPakistan.com. Here, you can browse through all the stories we published this month, complete with images and headlines. This collection offers a snapshot of the significant events and topics we covered, providing valuable insights and a historical record of the time.
Capital TV likely from March 23
February 28, 2013: Capital TV is set to launch on March 23 after delays, featuring prominent journalists and led by Basit Sheikh.
Dangerous ground: Journalist Malik Mumtaz killed in North Waziristan
February 27, 2013: Senior journalist Malik Mumtaz was shot dead in North Waziristan, raising concerns over the safety of journalists in Pakistan.
APP workers on strike
February 26, 2013: APP workers across Pakistan strike to demand overdue salary arrears and benefits as financial struggles intensify within the organization.
Journalist killed in 'hit and run accident'
February 26, 2013: Senior journalist Khushnood Ali Sheikh was killed in a hit and run incident in Karachi amidst suspicions of targeted violence.
The newsroom bullshitter
February 26, 2013: The article explores the presence and impact of the quintessential newsroom bullshitter who dominates conversations and manipulates perceptions.
Mohsin elected RISJA President unopposed
February 25, 2013: Mohsin Ali has been elected unopposed as President of the Rawalpindi-Islamabad Sports Journalists Association for 2013, with other officials also elected.
Another reporter quits DawnNews bureau
February 24, 2013: DawnNews Peshawar Bureau sees another resignation, marking the fifth reporter's departure due to low salaries and workplace conditions.
Counsels summoned in Sardar case
February 23, 2013: Sindh High Court commissioner summons counsels in Sardar Khan's defamation case for March 7, 2013, as he seeks Rs1380.3 million in damages.
RIUJ urges Daily Times to clear staff dues
February 22, 2013: RIUJ demands Daily Times management to clear due payments for illegally terminated staff, emphasizing the need for compliance with labor laws.
Sacked Daily Times staffer strikes back
February 21, 2013: Sacked Daily Times photojournalist Shabbir Hussain wins court stay order against his termination amid prolonged salary issues at the newspaper.
RISJA finalizes voter list
February 20, 2013: The RISJA has confirmed a voter list of 41 eligible sports journalists ahead of its upcoming elections, ensuring a fair process.
Bikram Vohra on board JP soon
February 20, 2013: Bikram Vohra, an esteemed journalist with over 37 years of experience, will soon launch 'Daily Dose' on JournalismPakistan.com.
Reader's Digest parent Co files for bankruptcy
February 19, 2013: Reader's Digest's parent company files for bankruptcy again, aiming to cut $534 million debt by 80% amid industry decline.
Ansar serves notice on Waqt anchor
February 19, 2013: Ansar Abbasi serves legal notice to Waqt News anchor Ameer Abbas for defamation, seeking Rs50 million in damages over false corruption claims.
Getting into journalism
February 18, 2013: Discover the essential skills and paths to pursue a successful career in journalism in Pakistan, including education and real-world experience!
Sri Lanka journalist shot and wounded
February 17, 2013: A Sri Lankan journalist was shot and wounded in Colombo, highlighting ongoing threats to media personnel in the country.
Zero, dark, dirty and disturbing
February 17, 2013: This article critiques the inaccuracies and stereotypes presented in 'Zero Dark Thirty' regarding Pakistan and its representation in international media.
Time for accountability
February 16, 2013: Matiullah Jan exposes media corruption, focusing on Kamran Khan's alleged wrongdoings amid ongoing investigations into journalistic integrity.
Swede wins World Press Photo award
February 15, 2013: Swedish photographer Paul Hansen wins the 2012 World Press Photo award for a moving image of Palestinian children after an Israeli missile strike.
On day of love, hatemongers take no off
February 14, 2013: On Valentine's Day, the Pakistani government continues its YouTube ban while PEMRA issues warnings over immorality amid protests by Jamaat-e-Islami.
Commission probes alleged corruption
February 13, 2013: The Media Commission investigates alleged media corruption ahead of the April-May 2013 elections, aiming for an impartial media report by March 7, 2013.
Klasra may soon return to The News
February 12, 2013: Rauf Klasra may return to The News after discussions with Mir Shakilur Rehman, following previous attempts to rejoin the newspaper.
BBC program on Express News set to start
February 10, 2013: BBC Urdu's first television program Sairbeen will air on Express News, featuring presenters Iram Gillani, Nosheen Abbas, and Tabinda Kokab.
Iran says its channel dropped by satellite
February 09, 2013: Iran's Press TV has been dropped by the Galaxy 19 satellite, impacting its broadcast to North American audiences due to imposed sanctions.
In the name of journalism
February 07, 2013: An analysis of the decline of journalistic integrity in Pakistan's media landscape, highlighting opportunism and ethical dilemmas among reporters.
Jehan Pakistan hits Islamabad newsstands
February 04, 2013: Jehan Pakistan, the new Urdu-language daily from the University of Lahore, officially launched in Islamabad after delays stemming from a leadership change.
Pakistani hackers strike big
February 04, 2013: Pakistani hackers have compromised 23,000 dot pk domains, impacting major media outlets like the Jang Group and The News.
Ayesha Haroon passes away
February 03, 2013: Ayesha Haroon, former editor of The News and The Nation, passed away in New York after a long battle with cancer, leaving a legacy in journalism.
The Spokesman has arrived
February 03, 2013: The Spokesman has launched in Islamabad, aiming to revitalize journalism with diverse content and critical reporting on current issues.
PTV World puts Pirzada program off air
February 02, 2013: Dr. Moeed Pirzada's program on PTV World has been taken off air after its first episode due to management's decision.
ICFJ media summit begins in Islamabad
February 02, 2013: The ICFJ media summit in Islamabad, attended by over 70 journalists, emphasizes the importance of a free press in Pakistan's democracy.

