Media Spotlight

 Published 13 years ago:  After years in the demanding newsroom environment, a senior journalist reflects on his reentry into journalism while balancing farming.

 Published 13 years ago:  The article critiques the ineffectiveness of workshops attended by journalists and the rise of online mullahs influencing social media in Pakistan.

 Published 13 years ago:  Exploring the invaluable contributions of office tea boys in newsrooms and their extraordinary multitasking abilities in the workplace.

 Published 13 years ago:  On 1 April 1950, Dawn newspaper changed its name to Herald amid controversy and public protests following a legislative bill regarding trusteeship.

 Published 13 years ago:  This article explores the decline of newspapers in the digital age and contrasts them with the rise of television news anchors in Pakistan.

 Published 13 years ago:  This article explores humorous tales and pranks from the newsroom that highlight camaraderie and unforgettable moments among journalists.

 Published 13 years ago:  The article explores the presence and impact of the quintessential newsroom bullshitter who dominates conversations and manipulates perceptions.

 Published 13 years ago:  Every year, visiting journalists make empty promises during press club elections, but real journalist welfare issues remain unaddressed.

 Published 13 years ago:  The evolution of newsrooms reflects the profound changes in technology and culture, marking a significant transition in journalism practices.

 Published 13 years ago:  Pakistan's journalism faces significant challenges with declining quality and credibility, highlighting issues in reporting and media standards.

 Published 13 years ago:  A historical look at the challenges faced by journalism in Pakistan, featuring the controversial scoop about Prime Minister Bogra's marriage.

 Published 13 years ago:  Find out about the fundamental responsibility of reporters to consistently produce stories in journalism, reflecting on the necessity of resourcefulness, network building, and dedication amidst the challenges of modern media.

 Published 13 years ago:  Amidst rising violence in Pakistan, the media's portrayal of foolproof security remains ironic as incidents persist, challenging its credibility.

 Published 13 years ago:  Waqas Siddiq discusses his passion for news photography and the contrasts with fashion photography, revealing his journey and inspirations.

 Published 13 years ago:  Pakistani journalists face numerous dangers while pursuing the truth, risking their lives for press freedom and accountability in a hostile environment.

 Published 13 years ago:  A critical look at how some Pakistani journalists pursue Western fellowships for perks, connections and leisure while neglecting training and ethics.

 Published 13 years ago:  A veteran journalist reflects on how Ramadan softens newsroom pace, tempers and teamwork, with Iftar rituals and memories from The Muslim in the 1980s.

 Published 14 years ago:  A satirical piece imagines Veena Malik as a newsroom boss, poking fun at celebrity culture, media hype, and power dynamics in journalism.

 Published 14 years ago:  An opinion piece argues TV anchors increasingly use rivalry, accusations and publicity tactics once linked to film stars to gain attention and influence.

 Published 14 years ago:  An analysis of Pakistans evolving, activist media and the persistent crisis of delayed salaries that leaves many young journalists unpaid.

 Published 14 years ago:  An Islamabad column discusses Nusrat Javeds repeated Facebook focus on Veena Malik and revisits past controversies linked to her public image.

 Published 14 years ago:  Press releases play a crucial role in newsrooms, often requiring prioritization based on their significance and strategic importance.

 Published 14 years ago:  The analysis critiques the chaotic nature of Pakistani TV talk shows, highlighting a trend of unreasonable shouting and lack of substance.

 Published 14 years ago:  An opinion piece warns sub-editors are disappearing from Pakistans newsrooms, hurting editing standards, while urging better pay, rest and training.

 Published 14 years ago:  A Karachi commentary questions the credibility of journalism awards in Pakistan, alleging conflicts of interest, favoritism and ethics lapses in organizers.

 Published 14 years ago:  A journalist reflects on night shifts and newsroom life, highlighting the unseen sacrifices and steadfast support provided by journalists wives.

 Published 14 years ago:  A journalist reflects on contrasting newsroom cultures, from Dubai TVs high-tech professionalism to Pakistans chaotic but vibrant and politicized workplaces.

 Published 14 years ago:  A commentary argues Pakistani journalists need two weekly holidays to reduce burnout, improve work quality, and balance family life amid intense deadlines.