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.
Capital TV finally hits the airwaves
Published 13 years ago: Capital TV launched on air on Wednesday, marking the second English news channel in Pakistan this year after a delay of several months.
Dunya TV sacks three camera operators
Published 13 years ago: Dunya News TV has dismissed three camera operators over salary demands, igniting outrage within the journalistic community and calls for labor rights reform.
Are analysts going to replace reporters?
Published 13 years ago: In Pakistan's media landscape, a growing trend favors analysts over traditional reporters as roles evolve and financial incentives shift.
Salary delays continue at Ash-Sharq
Published 13 years ago: Salary delays continue at Islamabad's Ash-Sharq newspaper, leaving staff in financial distress as payments remain outstanding for three months.
Musarrat Shaheen makes media smile again!
Published 13 years ago: Musarrat Shaheen's return to elections against Maulana Fazlur Rehman captivates media, recalling her 1996 challenge amid concerns over political sensitivities.
Express problem resolved over lunch
Published 13 years ago: Express News TV resolved a hacking issue by negotiating with the hacker over lunch, leading to a mutual agreement and restored functionality.
Baloch journalist goes missing in Karachi
Published 13 years ago: Baloch journalist Haji Abdul Razzaq Baloch goes missing in Karachi, raising concerns about his safety and the involvement of intelligence agencies.
RIUJ condemns layoffs at BBC Urdu
Published 13 years ago: The RIUJ condemns the BBC Urdu Service's layoffs of reporters in Pakistan, calling it unjustified and harmful to journalistic integrity.
Did Sethi do right?
Published 13 years ago: Najam Sethi takes on the role of Caretaker Chief Minister of Punjab, raising questions about journalistic integrity amidst political ties.
Political stunt or meaningful gesture?
Published 13 years ago: Nawaz Sharif reopens Lahore's historic Pak Tea House after over 13 years, reviving a significant cultural meeting place for writers and artists.
The News scribe set for Pearl Fellowship
Published 13 years ago: Khalid Khattak from The News Lahore begins a Daniel Pearl Fellowship at The Wall Street Journal, alongside Emran Hossain from Bangladesh.
MAG founding member Lalarukh dies
Published 13 years ago: Lalarukh Hussain, a senior journalist and MAG Weekly founding member, passed away from a brain hemorrhage in Los Angeles, leaving a lasting legacy.
Do more, affected journos tell LPC
Published 13 years ago: Journalists affected by land acquisition stress the Lahore Press Club must take urgent action for F Block's development.
Zakir Syed leaves for his heavenly abode
Published 13 years ago: Zakir Hussain Syed, a prominent sports administrator and commentator, passed away at 73 following a heart attack while walking in Islamabad.
Newspapers vs anchors
Published 13 years ago: This article explores the decline of newspapers in the digital age and contrasts them with the rise of television news anchors in Pakistan.
Malala back to school
Published 13 years ago: Malala Yousafzai returns to school in Birmingham after surviving an assassination attempt by the Taliban, continuing her fight for girls' education.
Punish perpetrators in Pearl slaying: CPJ
Published 13 years ago: Bob Dietz from CPJ emphasizes the need to prosecute all involved in the 2002 murder of journalist Daniel Pearl following a recent arrest in Karachi.
Another exodus from DawnNews
Published 13 years ago: DawnNews faces a potential mini exodus as key staff members, including Director Technical Rifat Bajwa, leave for competing channels.
Infighting, physical attacks at LPC
Published 13 years ago: Lahore Press Club faces severe internal conflicts as members protest against leadership's failure to manage plot allocations and development work.
The great F.E. Choudhry passes away
Published 13 years ago: F.E. Choudhry, Pakistan's oldest photojournalist, passed away on his 104th birthday, leaving a legacy in photojournalism.
JP thanks followers in Aston
Published 13 years ago: JournalismPakistan.com expresses gratitude to its loyal readers in Aston, Delaware, celebrating their unique following among its global audience.
'More radio activities needed in FATA'
Published 13 years ago: Enhancing radio activities in FATA can significantly boost community awareness and engagement through culturally relevant media projects.
Meher and her bundle of joy
Published 13 years ago: Meher Bokhari shares her childhood memories and embraces motherhood in an exclusive interview with Motherhood, Pakistan's first parenting magazine.
Nasim Zehra joins Capital TV: reports
Published 13 years ago: Nasim Zehra, the host of Policy Matters, is set to join Capital Television ahead of its launch on March 23.
A ray of hope for protesting journalists
Published 13 years ago: Protesting journalists in Lahore demand land allotment and justice after a shooting incident, with a promise of government action soon.
Global alliance to protect Pakistani journos
Published 13 years ago: A new global coalition led by WAN-IFRA aims to enhance the safety and protection of journalists in Pakistan amid ongoing violence.
Striking journalists unhurt in firing incident
Published 13 years ago: Unidentified gunmen targeted a journalists' hunger strike camp in Lahore, but fortunately, no one was injured in the shooting incident.
Honors for The News journalists
Published 13 years ago: Four journalists from The News received White Ribbon Campaign Media Awards for their impactful gender-sensitive reporting in Islamabad.
