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.
Why did Kamran Khan part ways with Geo?
Published 12 years ago: Kamran Khan's departure from Geo TV marks the end of a 32-year relationship amid controversies surrounding the channel's editorial stance.
Once mighty Geo dealt another blow as Kamran Khan quits
Published 12 years ago: Geo Television faces another setback as anchor Kamran Khan resigns after 32 years, likely heading to BOL Television amidst ongoing challenges.
Ameer Abbas resigns from Waqt, joins DawnNews
Published 12 years ago: Ameer Abbas resigns from Waqt News after two years to join DawnNews, where he will host a program starting August 1.
Ukraine tops journalist death toll this year: report
Published 12 years ago: Ukraine has become the world's most dangerous country for journalists, with seven fatalities in the first half of this year according to INSI.
IFJ condemns killing of Palestinian journalist
Published 12 years ago: The IFJ condemns the killing of Palestinian journalist Khaled Hamad during Israeli military operations in Gaza, urging immediate action against such violence.
Freedom and safety of journalists in Gaza must be upheld, says IFJ
Published 12 years ago: The IFJ calls for the protection of journalists in Gaza amid rising military actions and targeted airstrikes on media buildings.
Nando's takes on Aamir Liaquat
Published 12 years ago: Nando's Pakistan creatively responds to Aamir Liaquat's controversial Ramadan antics with a witty remark, showcasing their irreverent marketing style.
Afghanistan may release Faizullah soon
Published 12 years ago: Afghanistan plans to release Pakistani journalist Faizullah Khan, jailed for illegal entry, before Eid, following pressure from journalist organizations.
Television cameraman manhandled, slightly hurt
Published 12 years ago: A cameraman from Asian TV Press Network was manhandled while covering the Rawalpindi-Islamabad Metro Bus Project, sustaining minor injuries.
Afghan court sentences ARY journalist to four years in prison
Published 12 years ago: A Pakistani journalist from ARY News has been sentenced to four years in prison by an Afghan court for traveling without valid documents.
Rival PFUJ factions agree to unite
Published 12 years ago: Three factions of the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists have agreed to unify, marking a significant step in journalist unity in Pakistan.
Hamid Mir says he is still getting threats
Published 12 years ago: Hamid Mir reveals he is still receiving threats against restarting his program, expressing concerns for his safety while highlighting human rights violations.
PFUJ protests ARY closure
Published 12 years ago: PFUJ held a protest against PEMRA's closure of ARY News, as police prevented journalists from entering the regulatory office.
Does Hamid Mir have a future in Pakistan?
Published 12 years ago: Hamid Mir's future in Pakistan remains uncertain following his treatment abroad after a life-threatening attack that left him injured.
32 journalists, families move out of North Waziristan
Published 12 years ago: At least 32 journalists and their families have evacuated North Waziristan amid ongoing military operations, facing numerous challenges.
PEMRA warns cable operators
Published 12 years ago: PEMRA warns cable operators against distributing unauthorized channels and changing licensed TV channels' positions, threatening fines and license revocation.
The mysterious case of exaggerated ratings
Published 12 years ago: Geo News maintains stable ratings despite a public boycott, raising questions about the integrity of viewership measurement in Pakistan.
Express News bureau chief survives third attempt on life
Published 12 years ago: Jamshed Baghwan, Express News bureau chief, survives a third assassination attempt with no injuries reported after a bomb explosion outside his home.
M. Ziauddin quits Express Tribune
Published 12 years ago: M. Ziauddin resigns from The Express Tribune over disagreements with management regarding editorial policies and the hiring of Dr. Aamir Liaquat.
Code of ethics for media drafted
Published 12 years ago: The Senate Standing Committee on Information has drafted a new code of ethics for media to address violations of PEMRA rules by outlets.
CPJ calls on Nawaz Sharif to act on pledged commitments to press freedom
Published 12 years ago: The CPJ has urged Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to uphold his commitments to improve press freedom amidst rising threats to journalists in Pakistan.
Egypt sentences three Al-Jazeera journalists to seven years in prison
Published 12 years ago: An Egyptian court sentenced three Al-Jazeera journalists to seven years in prison on terrorism-related charges, igniting global outrage.
Dr Aamir jumps ship, joins Express Group
Published 12 years ago: Dr Aamir Liaquat Hussain has joined Express Media Group as President, set to lead religious content during Ramazan.
PEMRA suspends licenses of ARY News and Geo Entertainment
Published 12 years ago: PEMRA has suspended the licenses of ARY News and Geo Entertainment for serious violations, imposing fines and bans on specific programs.
Code of conduct for media - a never-ending story
Published 12 years ago: The quest for a media code of conduct in Pakistan continues, highlighting challenges in implementation and consensus among stakeholders.
Islamabad High Court Journalists Association elects office-bearers
Published 12 years ago: The Islamabad High Court Journalists Association has elected its new office-bearers, led by President Awais Khan Yousafzai, for a one-year term.
Supreme Court suspends IHC decision on Mubasher Lucman
Published 12 years ago: The Supreme Court has suspended the Islamabad High Court's decision restricting Mubasher Lucman from conducting any programs, citing lack of representation.
TV fee of Rs35 to stay, NA told
Published 12 years ago: The National Assembly confirmed that the Rs35 TV fee will remain, exempting religious institutions from this charge.

