Media in Pakistan
Welcome to Media in Pakistan, your dedicated source for the latest stories about the Pakistani media landscape. Discover news about journalist movements, press freedom, attacks on media professionals, and developments within news organizations. Stay updated on the dynamic world of Pakistani journalism and get timely insights into the industry.
Stop using anonymous sources in stories, Interior Minister tells journalists
Published 11 years ago: Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar urges journalists to refrain from using anonymous sources in reporting on the Axact scam to protect investigations.
Masked cops thrash journalists in Karachi
Published 11 years ago: Masked police personnel attacked journalists outside the Sindh High Court in Karachi while they were covering a high-profile court appearance.
Big blow to BOL: Kamran Khan quits
Published 11 years ago: Kamran Khan resigns from BOL News amid controversies regarding Axact's alleged fraudulent activities, prioritizing his conscience over his position.
Parliamentary panel defers passage of cybercrime bill
Published 11 years ago: The parliamentary committee has postponed the review of the controversial Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill 2015 due to unresolved issues.
Media rivalry, allegations damaging industry: Dawn
Published 11 years ago: Media rivalry and unfounded allegations are damaging the reputation of the journalism industry in Pakistan, calling for an end to such disputes.
PEMRA to PBA: No airing of programs that exploit poor children
Published 11 years ago: PEMRA has issued a directive to PBA to prevent airing programs that exploit poor children in morning shows and uphold cultural values.
Musharraf show on BOL News? It's a hoax
Published 11 years ago: The promo of a new show by Pervaiz Musharraf on BOL News has been revealed as a hoax, sparking speculation about the channel's integrity.
PFUJ threatens countrywide protests if not consulted on cybercrime bill
Published 11 years ago: PFUJ warns of nationwide protests if the government ignores their input on the controversial cybercrime bill, emphasizing the need for transparency.
Missing Pakistani journalist languishing in Chinese jail
Published 11 years ago: Mohammad Ali, a Pakistani journalist, has been detained in China, leaving his family in despair after receiving his distressing letter from prison.
Express Tribune errs, removes story
Published 11 years ago: The Express Tribune has retracted a story about the arrest of MNA Dr Ramesh Kumar's wife in a vaccine scam after clarification from Dr Ramesh.
Let BOL speak: Journalists protest against 'seth media'
Published 11 years ago: Journalists in Islamabad protested against 'seth media' in support of BOL Media Group, advocating for free speech and fair competition.
BOL News starts in-house test transmission
Published 11 years ago: BOL News Television has initiated in-house test transmissions ahead of its Ramadan 1 launch, training staff to innovate in news coverage.
PFUJ stands with BOL staff
Published 11 years ago: The PFUJ supports BOL journalists, recognizing their contribution to the media industry and the advocacy for improved journalist wages.
Axact-like scandal due to lack of cyber crime laws: parliamentary panel
Published 11 years ago: A parliamentary panel discusses how the lack of cyber crime laws contributed to scandals like Axact, impacting Pakistan's international image.
BOL News to go on air on Ramadan 1: CEO
Published 11 years ago: BOL News Television will officially launch on Ramadan 1, as revealed by CEO Shoaib Ahmed Shaikh amidst media challenges.
PFUJ to observe hunger strike till death
Published 11 years ago: PFUJ plans a hunger strike in front of Parliament House post-Ramadan to demand better rights for journalists and support from political parties.
FIA raids Axact offices, questions employees
Published 11 years ago: FIA raids Axact's Karachi offices over allegations of operating a fraudulent degree scheme, confiscating computers and questioning employees.
PFUJ warns government over delays in 8th Wage Award
Published 11 years ago: PFUJ warns government against delaying the Eighth Wage Award, emphasizing the need for immediate action to support journalists' rights.
Axact serves notice on Pak Tea House blog
Published 11 years ago: Axact issues a legal notice to Pak Tea House for posting tweets related to its alleged fake degree scandal revealed by The New York Times.
Cartoonists are vulnerable worldwide, CPJ report finds
Published 11 years ago: A CPJ report reveals the global risks faced by political cartoonists, highlighting threats from governments and extremists alike.
The News on the front foot against Axact
Published 11 years ago: The News highlights accusations against Axact, following a New York Times report on its alleged fake degree sales, stirring significant media interest.
Axact says Express Group behind NYT story
Published 11 years ago: Axact accuses Express Media Group of orchestrating a damaging New York Times article about its alleged fake degrees operation.
Fake degrees operation likely providing financial fuel for BOL: New York Times
Published 11 years ago: An investigative report uncovers Axact's fake degree sales and speculates on their funding for BOL News amid significant fraud allegations.
PEMRA directs TV channels to stop misuse of religious titles
Published 11 years ago: PEMRA has instructed TV channels to refrain from using religious titles for individuals linked to terrorism to prevent glorification of such acts.
Neo TV hits the airwaves
Published 11 years ago: Neo TV has officially launched in Lahore, aiming to provide comprehensive coverage of political, economic, and showbiz issues round the clock.
Masood Raza and Huma Amir to host morning show on BOL News
Published 11 years ago: Masood Raza and Huma Amir Shah are set to host a new morning show on BOL News Television, enhancing the channel's programming lineup.
Geo creative team protests over salary delay
Published 11 years ago: Geo Television's creative team has staged a protest over delayed salaries, affecting around 60 staff members and prompting resignations.
PBC proposes taxes to meet Rs4 billion annual deficit
Published 11 years ago: Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation proposes new taxes, including vehicle registration and mobile phone purchases, to address a Rs4 billion deficit.

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