Media in Pakistan

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 Published 13 years ago:  The Pakistan Today management asks three reporters and two sub-editors at its Karachi center to resign, citing ongoing financial challenges. This follows earlier layoffs and resignations within the organization, reflecting instability in the media industry.

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 Published 13 years ago:  In this narrative, the focus is on the life and challenges faced by journalists, particularly in Pakistan. It delves into the demanding nature of journalism, highlighting the sacrifices made by journalists' spouses who endure the erratic schedules and pressures associated with the profession.

 Published 13 years ago:  Waheedur Rehman Khalil, a senior reporter with AVT Khyber News, escapes with a minor fracture after a bomb blast at a tomb in Nowshera. Reporting in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa remains perilous, with 23 journalists killed between 2000-2011. Khalil and his team exemplify bravery in journalism.

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 Published 13 years ago:  Police in Charsadda, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, baton-charge journalists covering a protest against power load-shedding, injuring Siraj Ali from Geo TV and Sher Ali Khan from NewsOne. The injured were hospitalized in Peshawar amid protests blocking the M-1 Motorway.

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 Published 13 years ago:  This piece reflects on the varied experiences in different newsrooms across Pakistan and Dubai, highlighting contrasts in environment, leadership, and team dynamics. From the high-tech and efficient setup at Dubai TV's Media City to the bustling and vibrant atmosphere of The Muslim newsroom in the early 1980s, each newsroom paints a unique picture of journalism culture.

 Published 13 years ago:  Several journalists from AVT Khyber News, including Waheedur Rehman Khalil and Asad Zeerak, are injured in a blast at Ajmal Khattak Baba's Mausoleum in Nowshera, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The incident occurred during their coverage when a second bomb exploded, causing injuries to the crew members.

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 Published 13 years ago:  This article discusses the necessity and benefits of introducing a two-day weekly off for journalists in Pakistan. It argues that despite the economic challenges faced by media organizations, providing regular time off is crucial for journalists' well-being, professional performance, and overall industry sustainability.

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 Published 13 years ago:  This piece celebrates the legacy of The Muslim newspaper (1978-1999), a trailblazer in Pakistani journalism known for its bold reporting, innovative features like City Diary, and nurturing talented journalists who shaped the country's media landscape.

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 Published 13 years ago:  On World Press Freedom Day, we reflect on Pakistan’s media freedom and question whether it has truly overcome government, military, and political interference. Despite a history of courageous journalists and significant efforts for media independence, challenges remain, including high risks for journalists, economic pressures, and institutional constraints.

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