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.

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Veteran journalist Anwaar laid to rest

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International honor for NewsOne journalist

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Rohi TV management sacks 15 employees in latest round of layoffs

Published 12 years ago: Rohi TV has fired 15 staff members in Multan, including producers, cameramen, and editors. This follows recent job cuts in Islamabad and the dismissal of key executives, indicating ongoing financial and managerial challenges within the channel.

ARY Musik ahead in May ratings

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Minister assures support to sacked scribes

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No more junkets for journalists

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NUJ concerned over job cuts at BBC Urdu

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BOL denies Malik Riaz connection

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'Sethi appointment unconstitutional'

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Geo top news channel in May: report

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Foreign media want Walsh back in Pakistan

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Upheaval at Jehan Pakistan continues

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PTV boss ignores IHC orders, says paper

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Journalist files FIR against Jehan Pakistan

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Jehan Pakistan fires senior editor

Published 12 years ago: Rana Tahir, a senior editor at Urdu-language daily Jehan Pakistan, is dismissed after refusing management's directive to terminate employees. The newspaper faces further layoffs amid preparations for launching a television channel.

When the top management takes all

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Job cuts at Jehan Pakistan

Published 12 years ago: Jehan Pakistan, an Urdu-language daily faces internal turmoil as several staff members, including magazine editors and the general manager of marketing, are compelled to resign amid restructuring plans. The newspaper, launched in 2012, is preparing to launch a television channel while navigating changes in leadership and staffing.