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.
Not my fault, Mubashir tells viewers
Published 13 years ago:
CPJ calls for probe into Abid's murder
Published 13 years ago:
Police hunt for journalist's killers
Published 13 years ago:
Panjgur tragedy: Rehmatullah Abid of Dunya TV killed by unknown assailants
Published 13 years ago: Rehmatullah Abid, a reporter with Dunya TV, was killed by unidentified shooters in Balochistan's Panjgur district on November 18, 2012. He was shot while at a shop. No group immediately claimed responsibility, and his family reported no known enmity.
Anchor lands NewsOne in trouble
Published 13 years ago:
Cable operators black out six channels
Published 13 years ago:
Bangash returns to Mashriq
Published 13 years ago:
Slain scribe's son finds Malik hard to meet
Published 13 years ago:
Ban on Dada Pota Show continues
Published 13 years ago:
Journalist, playwright Asghar Butt dies
Published 13 years ago:
More journalists chosen for US study tour
Published 13 years ago:
Geo reporter injured in Karachi violence
Published 13 years ago:
Two journalists gunned down in Karachi
Published 13 years ago:
Firing at Dunya anchor's residence
Published 13 years ago:
Shamim Shahid now with Jehan Pakistan
Published 13 years ago:
Have never bowed to any pressure: Malick
Published 13 years ago:
The News still without a resident editor
Published 13 years ago:
Pakistan Today office faces closure?
Published 13 years ago:
Malick show to go off air
Published 13 years ago:
Woman journalist robbed at gunpoint
Published 13 years ago:
Jehan Pakistan hits Karachi newsstands
Published 13 years ago:
Roznama Dunya prepares for Capital start
Published 13 years ago:
Sana parts ways with Geo; joins Dunya
Published 13 years ago:
A scoop too hot to handle
Published 13 years ago: Explore the contrast between traditional scoops and today's ubiquitous "breaking news" culture in journalism. Highlighting a historical incident involving Musalman newspaper in Pakistan, this narrative reflects on the challenges small newspapers face when reporting sensitive news under authoritarian scrutiny.
Media houses relocate over Taliban threat
Published 13 years ago:
RIUJ president joins Jehan Group
Published 13 years ago:
Journos condemn violent police behavior
Published 13 years ago:
FES honors Tribal Union of Journalists
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