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.
Polls and media paradoxes
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Such TV fires four staffers
Published 12 years ago: On Labor Day, four employees of Such TV were abruptly terminated without reason. Insiders suggest the firings may be due to new management wanting to replace staff with their own picks, despite claims of unsatisfactory performance.
Roznama Dunya fires four reporters abruptly after Islamabad launch
Published 12 years ago: Four reporters at Roznama Dunya's Islamabad edition are abruptly fired just four months after the paper's launch. Observers suggest these sackings indicate potential issues at the Urdu-language newspaper, which has struggled to make an impression since beginning publication.
INP office gutted in mysterious fire
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The day Dawn became Herald
Published 12 years ago: On April 1, 1950, Dawn newspaper faced a crisis over its ownership between Dawn Trust and Pakistan Herald Ltd. The editorial “Why we change our name” attempted to clarify the situation, but the renaming to Naqeeb led to public uproar. After three tumultuous days, the original name was restored following public demand and an appeal from Fatima Jinnah.
Court orders audit of 'secret fund'
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Young scribes attend program in Nepal
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Journalists cry foul
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Is the list just the tip of the iceberg?
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Arshad re-elected LPC President
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The 'big' list is out
Published 12 years ago: Following a Supreme Court order, a list of journalists benefiting from Pakistan's Information Ministry's secret fund under the PPP-led government from 2011 to 2012 is disclosed. The disclosure aims to probe government allocations and scrutinize media ethics. It highlights transparency issues and ethical lapses in media governance.
Dunya Television Director News quits
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ABC's 'World' News?
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Capital TV allowed to resume programming
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JP appoints Bureau Chief South
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Sackings and appointments at PTV
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Abb Takk TV launched
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Ash-Sharq closure leaves 40 staffers jobless
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Amjad elected on AIPS executive body
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Pakistani wins JSK Journalism Fellowship
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Daily Pakistan journalist killed at ANP rally
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Sohail Warraich joining Dunya Group
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Sana's Dunya stint ends
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Asia Society honor for The News journo
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Capital TV finally hits the airwaves
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Dunya TV sacks three camera operators
Published 12 years ago: Dunya News TV reportedly fires three camera operators, Raja Yasir, Muhammad Javed, and Tanveer Ahmed, over salary disputes. The trio was sacked after refusing to apologize for demanding a raise, highlighting ongoing issues of employee rights and newsroom management.
Are analysts going to replace reporters?
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Salary delays continue at Ash-Sharq
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