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.

12 years on, still no code of conduct for media

Published 11 years ago:

PFUJ demands apology from MQM for shutting down TV channels

Published 11 years ago:

Kidnapped tribal journalist freed

Published 11 years ago:

Former RIUJ president joins 92 News

Published 11 years ago:

JI tables bill seeking protection for journalists

Published 11 years ago:

New TV ratings service launched

Published 11 years ago:

BOL hiring continues, Asma taken on board

Published 11 years ago:

Court frees suspect in Daniel Pearl murder

Published 11 years ago:

Asma dedicates award to 'unsung heroes' of Pakistani journalism

Published 11 years ago:

Quest for quality PTV programs

Published 11 years ago:

JournalismPakistan: More to come...

Published 11 years ago:

ARY News back on air

Published 11 years ago:

Another news channel on the horizon

Published 11 years ago:

PEMRA bans 'Khara Such'

Published 11 years ago:

BOL signs up another Geo heavyweight

Published 11 years ago:

SC to indict ARY boss and program host

Published 11 years ago:

IFJ appalled by brutal murder of Iraqi journalist by IS Group

Published 11 years ago:

Arshad Sharif joins ARY News

Published 11 years ago:

Media watchdog deplores murders of two Pakistani journalists

Published 11 years ago:

IFJ and EFJ condemn tear gas attack on BBC team in Northern Syria

Published 11 years ago:

Yaqoob Shehzad of Express News murdered in Hafizabad

Published 11 years ago: Yaqoob Shehzad, a correspondent for Express News Television and chairman of the Hafizabad Press Club, was shot dead by unidentified gunmen in Hafizabad. This tragic incident highlights the increasing dangers faced by journalists in Pakistan, now rated the most deadly country for media professionals by the International Federation of Journalists.