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.

Arrest warrants issued for Mubasher

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Orange, the TV channel that isn't

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'I was targeted by land mafia'

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Indian paper retracts BOL story

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RSF condemns detention of Dargai journo

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Press in peril: Reporter Ayub Khattak shot dead for exposing drug dealers

Published 12 years ago: Ayub Khattak, a reporter for the Karak Times, was shot dead outside his home in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on October 11, 2013. The murder is strongly believed to be linked to his investigative reporting on drug dealing.

IFJ, SAMSN condemn attack on journalist

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Peshawar Press Club meeting turns ugly

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Journalist critically injured in Abbottabad gun attack

Published 12 years ago: Sardar Shafiq, former secretary of the Abbottabad Union of Journalists, is in critical condition after being attacked by gunmen. Journalist unions have condemned the attack, calling for increased protection and justice for media personnel.

Journalist gunned down in Karak

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Time to get a khoka

Published 12 years ago: A reflective piece on the evolving dynamics of journalism, mentorship, and the harsh realities of the modern media industry. A mentor encounters a former mentee who offers a blunt critique and a controversial path to success.

Journalists shocked as Roznama Dunya fires 36 staff in Lahore

Published 12 years ago: Roznama Dunya sparks controversy by abruptly terminating 36 employees in Lahore, including reporters and desk staff. This move raises significant concerns within Pakistan's media industry about job security and the treatment of employees. The layoffs at Dunya Group's publication come shortly after similar actions at Dunya Television.

Jasmeen on Abb Takk soon

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Kidnapped journalist released

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Capital TV staff calls off night-long protest

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Dunya TV shows 12 staffers the door

Published 12 years ago: Dunya Television sparks controversy by dismissing 12 employees from their Lahore office, reportedly to accommodate new hires on more attractive packages. This move raises significant concerns within the industry about job security and employment practices. Speculation mounts about potential layoffs at the channel's affiliated newspaper, Roznama Dunya.