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.

Nizami-Dunya deal runs into a hurdle

Nizami-Dunya deal runs into a hurdle

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Former Pakistan Today man joins Dunya

Former Pakistan Today man joins Dunya

 Published 13 years ago:  

Inside DawnNews

Inside DawnNews

 Published 13 years ago:  

Media bubble has burst

Media bubble has burst

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Time over, Mati told

Time over, Mati told

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Laid off journalists in no show

Laid off journalists in no show

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Peshawar scribes protest sackings

Peshawar scribes protest sackings

 Published 13 years ago:  

'No hate language' memorandum signed

'No hate language' memorandum signed

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Concern as LPC set to open membership

Concern as LPC set to open membership

 Published 13 years ago:  

Anger over Geo layoffs

Anger over Geo layoffs

 Published 13 years ago:  Geo Television, known for its 'Geo aur jeenay do' slogan, faces criticism for laying off staff. The decision leaves several employees jobless, sparking anger among journalists and the National Press Club. This follows multiple rounds of downsizing and job cuts earlier.

Sherry inspires local reporters

Sherry inspires local reporters

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Dunya cameraman in serious condition

Dunya cameraman in serious condition

 Published 13 years ago:  

From Mati, one great proposal

From Mati, one great proposal

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Dunya News crew injured in shooting

Dunya News crew injured in shooting

 Published 13 years ago:  Two members of a Dunya TV crew are injured in a shooting at an Awami Tehrik rally led by Rasool Bux Palejo in Karachi. The rally is against the potential partition of Sindh and the ongoing operation in Lyari. Ten people were killed, and several vehicles were set on fire during the attack.

ITNE serves notices on Ausaf owners

ITNE serves notices on Ausaf owners

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HRCP wants quick probe into Gul murder

HRCP wants quick probe into Gul murder

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Dunya going big

Dunya going big

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Pakistani media delegation on India trip

Pakistani media delegation on India trip

 Published 13 years ago:  

Protest against baton-charge of media men

Protest against baton-charge of media men

 Published 13 years ago:  

Geo sacks three in Islamabad

Geo sacks three in Islamabad

 Published 13 years ago:  Geo TV resumes layoffs, sacking three journalists from its Islamabad office. This follows earlier terminations in April and a major downsizing at their Karachi headquarters in March. Geo TV faces criticism for its frequent job cuts.

Nizami to sign up with Dunya?

Nizami to sign up with Dunya?

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Targeted killing: Express News reporter Abdul Razaq Gul murdered

Targeted killing: Express News reporter Abdul Razaq Gul murdered

 Published 13 years ago:  Abdul Razaq Gul, a journalist with Express News, was shot dead in Balochistan on May 19, 2012. Shooters on motorbikes abducted Gul, 35, as he headed home from work. Police confirmed he was shot in the head. His murder highlighted the dangers for journalists in Balochistan.

Behind the scenes: The unsung story of sub-editors in newsrooms

Behind the scenes: The unsung story of sub-editors in newsrooms

 Published 13 years ago:  This article discusses the dwindling role and recognition of sub-editors in Pakistani journalism, highlighting their vital yet underappreciated contributions to editing and refining news content. It calls for increased recognition, better working conditions, and professional development opportunities for sub-editors to enhance the overall quality of journalism.

The Ethics dilemma: Are journalism awards in Pakistan losing their credibility?

The Ethics dilemma: Are journalism awards in Pakistan losing their credibility?

 Published 13 years ago:  In Pakistan's dynamic media landscape, the integrity of journalism awards and ethical practices has become a contentious issue. Amidst claims of manipulation, exploitation, and self-promotion, the credibility of awards meant to honor journalistic excellence is under scrutiny.

UNESCO alarmed over safety of journalists

UNESCO alarmed over safety of journalists

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A lesson in reporting from hard areas

A lesson in reporting from hard areas

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