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Job-hopping Dr. Shahid Masood returns to NewsOne

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 13 February 2017

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Job-hopping Dr. Shahid Masood returns to NewsOne
Dr. Shahid Masood has returned to NewsOne after a brief hiatus from television. His departure from BOL News was abrupt and unexpected.

ISLAMABAD – Days after announcing he may never return to the television screen, political analyst Dr. Shahid Masood has rejoined NewsOne.

“Television industry’s reputed name, having deep insight, Dr. Shahid Masood now on NewsOne,” the channel said on its Twitter handle Sunday.

A series of other tweets extended greetings to the analyst from the organization’s executives.

Dr. Masood returns to NewsOne almost 13 months after he quit and joined ARY in January 2016. However, the job-hopping doctor moved to BOL News in November the same year.

His walking away from BOL abruptly last week angered the management. Insiders say he never informed them but instead posted a video on social media saying: “I do not feel like appearing on TV again, I am not sure if I will ever return.”

KEY POINTS:

  • Dr. Masood rejoined NewsOne after 13 months away.
  • He left ARY in January 2016 and joined BOL News later that year.
  • His recent exit from BOL News surprised many within the media industry.
  • Masood had previously expressed uncertainty about returning to television.

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